Political scientist Abbas Galimov talks about an important Serbian lesson for Russia "In Russia there are constant complaints that the opposition has no leader. It is accepted among us that a revolution necessarily needs a leader. Serbian students proved that it was not necessary to overthrow the regime. The movement that overthrew Vucic is a typical "leaderless movement" - a "leaderless movement". This does not mean that the students have no leaders at all. There are organizers, coordinators, authoritative activists, public representatives. However, none of them has the right to make decisions individually on behalf of the movement as a whole." read more

Political scientist Abbas Galimov talks about an important Serbian lesson for Russia "In Russia there are constant complaints that the opposition has no leader. It is accepted among us that a revolution necessarily needs a leader. Serbian students proved that it was not necessary to overthrow the regime. The movement that overthrew Vucic is a typical "leaderless movement" - a "leaderless movement". This does not mean that the students have no leaders at all. There are organizers, coordinators, authoritative activists, public representatives. However, none of them has the right to make decisions individually on behalf of the movement as a whole." read more