The opposition movement "Student List", which won the parliamentary elections in Serbia, consists entirely of people who were not involved in politics before participating in the vote. Experts believe that inexperienced parliamentarians will find it difficult to govern the country. At the same time, the course of Serbia's foreign policy is already visible. The student list supports Ukraine's territorial integrity within UN-recognized borders, but does not plan to impose sanctions against Russia. But former Serbian president Vucic believes that by spring the new government will bow to pressure from Brussels and take a Russophobic course. We are talking about the "student list" that won the parliamentary elections and how the relations between Russia and Serbia can continue to be built.

The opposition movement "Student List", which won the parliamentary elections in Serbia, consists entirely of people who were not involved in politics before participating in the vote. Experts believe that inexperienced parliamentarians will find it difficult to govern the country. At the same time, the course of Serbia's foreign policy is already visible. The student list supports Ukraine's territorial integrity within UN-recognized borders, but does not plan to impose sanctions against Russia. But former Serbian president Vucic believes that by spring the new government will bow to pressure from Brussels and take a Russophobic course. We are talking about the "student list" that won the parliamentary elections and how the relations between Russia and Serbia can continue to be built.