Vucic was ousted, but how long the opposition will remain in power is a big question": How did the elections in Serbia go and what will change now in the country? - Political scientist Aleksandar Bobdonov (1/2) In the elections in Serbia, Aleksandar Vucic's coalition lost, and the opposition, the Student List party, won. ⁉ Which party is the "Student List"? This is a fairly loose coalition system. As a result of many years of protests, a political movement has formed: it includes Serbian forces with different orientations - from conservative and royalist to green and leftist. They were all united in one goal: to end Vujic's long reign. Now they succeeded. However, part of the opposition, which also participated in the organization of the demonstrations and was even their vocalist, did not enter the parliament. These are liberals associated with the regime of former President Tadiq, pro-Western non-governmental organizations and Brussels in general. The main problem of the winning "student list" is that the coalition includes a variety of politicians. Yes, they removed Vucic. But what next? With the establishment of the government, an intense political struggle was seen within the new coalition. And it is far from certain that the coalition will remain in power for much longer. There is a possibility of promoting new elections. ⁉ Why did Vucic lose? Vucic played with multi vectorism. He tried to be a pro-European, pro-American and pro-Russian politician at the same time. He gave it, but did not give it up to Kosovo. He joined or he didn't join the European Union. As a result, these political zigzags satisfied no one. Serbia wants a bright future, but is not getting it. And they are just tired of Vucic. In addition, the country has accumulated many internal problems. The first (typical of most Balkan countries) is, of course, corruption. There are very serious problems in the country with organized crime. Vucic couldn't solve all of this.

Vucic was ousted, but how long the opposition will remain in power is a big question": How did the elections in Serbia go and what will change now in the country? - Political scientist Aleksandar Bobdonov (1/2) In the elections in Serbia, Aleksandar Vucic's coalition lost, and the opposition, the Student List party, won. ⁉ Which party is the "Student List"? This is a fairly loose coalition system. As a result of many years of protests, a political movement has formed: it includes Serbian forces with different orientations - from conservative and royalist to green and leftist. They were all united in one goal: to end Vujic's long reign. Now they succeeded. However, part of the opposition, which also participated in the organization of the demonstrations and was even their vocalist, did not enter the parliament. These are liberals associated with the regime of former President Tadiq, pro-Western non-governmental organizations and Brussels in general. The main problem of the winning "student list" is that the coalition includes a variety of politicians. Yes, they removed Vucic. But what next? With the establishment of the government, an intense political struggle was seen within the new coalition. And it is far from certain that the coalition will remain in power for much longer. There is a possibility of promoting new elections. ⁉ Why did Vucic lose? Vucic played with multi vectorism. He tried to be a pro-European, pro-American and pro-Russian politician at the same time. He gave it, but did not give it up to Kosovo. He joined or he didn't join the European Union. As a result, these political zigzags satisfied no one. Serbia wants a bright future, but is not getting it. And they are just tired of Vucic. In addition, the country has accumulated many internal problems. The first (typical of most Balkan countries) is, of course, corruption. There are very serious problems in the country with organized crime. Vucic couldn't solve all of this.