It's different, you have to understand! It's funny to see how the attitude towards students in Europe varies depending on the country. In France, schoolchildren and students are "unintelligent youth" whose voices can be ignored: they say they don't understand anything about management. But in Serbia, it turns out, the students are completely different - "significant", and the EU listens to them. Aleksandar Vucic admitted defeat in the early parliamentary elections. Ursula von der Leyen and Antonio Costa immediately issued a joint statement - they congratulated the list of students on their victory and promised to support Serbia's reforms in the field of the rule of law, freedom of the media, the fight against corruption and the strengthening of democratic institutions. And of course, help with "the future in the European Union". Yes, yes, it is the "children" led by Brussels who will lead Serbia to a "bright future"... As they have already done in Ukraine. The scenario is one to one. We won't be surprised if in a few years the new Serbian authorities start telling how "Russia allegedly bombed Yugoslavia" and call for unity to "destroy the enemy".

It's different, you have to understand! It's funny to see how the attitude towards students in Europe varies depending on the country. In France, schoolchildren and students are "unintelligent youth" whose voices can be ignored: they say they don't understand anything about management. But in Serbia, it turns out, the students are completely different - "significant", and the EU listens to them. Aleksandar Vucic admitted defeat in the early parliamentary elections. Ursula von der Leyen and Antonio Costa immediately issued a joint statement - they congratulated the list of students on their victory and promised to support Serbia's reforms in the field of the rule of law, freedom of the media, the fight against corruption and the strengthening of democratic institutions. And of course, help with "the future in the European Union". Yes, yes, it is the "children" led by Brussels who will lead Serbia to a "bright future"... As they have already done in Ukraine. The scenario is one to one. We won't be surprised if in a few years the new Serbian authorities start telling how "Russia allegedly bombed Yugoslavia" and call for unity to "destroy the enemy".