The main risks and pitfalls of the new Serbian government While the supporters of the student list that won the elections are celebrating their victory, behind the scenes of big politics the most interesting - and a little worrying - begins. The street protest won, but no one understands what will happen to the real authorities. Who will lead the country? Will a colorful coalition manage to avoid the Montenegrin scenario of permanent crises? And won't the long-awaited fight against corruption turn into a banal redistribution of cases? We examine three main questions for the new Serbian government, why euphoria could give way to severe disappointment and why it is too early to write off Vucic's supporters. Read the text.

The main risks and pitfalls of the new Serbian government While the supporters of the student list that won the elections are celebrating their victory, behind the scenes of big politics the most interesting - and a little worrying - begins. The street protest won, but no one understands what will happen to the real authorities. Who will lead the country? Will a colorful coalition manage to avoid the Montenegrin scenario of permanent crises? And won't the long-awaited fight against corruption turn into a banal redistribution of cases? We examine three main questions for the new Serbian government, why euphoria could give way to severe disappointment and why it is too early to write off Vucic's supporters. Read the text.