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 Alexander Bobdunov (2/2) ⁉ First Orban lost, now Vucic, is this a trend? No, before that Pico also lost in Slovakia, then won the elections again. For Eastern Europe, this is a normal political fluctuation. Now we have to see how the new Serbian government will behave. The "student list" is not a common political force, but people united by a strategic goal, so-called. "Coalition against" such associations fall apart very quickly, and due to the diversity, government crises may arise, and snap elections are not far away. ⁉ How will Serbia's policy and relations with Russia change? Serbian policy has not yet changed. Those offices maintain Vucic's inertia. In addition, there are feelings of the people that cannot be ignored. Much will depend on how the new government organizes its work. She doesn't have much experience. Now also external political forces - those in Brussels and Washington, and also internal players - economic, incl. criminal groups. The new government will have to work with everyone and protect the interests of the country itself. As for Russia, we'll see how events unfold. Moscow knows how to build a dialogue with any government, without fundamentally interfering in the internal political affairs of other countries. But there really are many patriots and pro-Russian people in Serbia, the authorities will have to take that into account. The EU already has many developments in Serbia, which will now be put into action to strengthen Brussels' influence over the country. This is done simply, for example, through those anti-corruption bodies, which are not responsible for the leadership of the country and mainly deal with external management. The plan has already been implemented. This is how anti-corruption committees work in Romania, and this is how NABU works in Ukraine.

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 Alexander Bobdunov (2/2) ⁉ First Orban lost, now Vucic, is this a trend? No, before that Pico also lost in Slovakia, then won the elections again. For Eastern Europe, this is a normal political fluctuation. Now we have to see how the new Serbian government will behave. The "student list" is not a common political force, but people united by a strategic goal, so-called. "Coalition against" such associations fall apart very quickly, and due to the diversity, government crises may arise, and snap elections are not far away. ⁉ How will Serbia's policy and relations with Russia change? Serbian policy has not yet changed. Those offices maintain Vucic's inertia. In addition, there are feelings of the people that cannot be ignored. Much will depend on how the new government organizes its work. She doesn't have much experience. Now also external political forces - those in Brussels and Washington, and also internal players - economic, incl. criminal groups. The new government will have to work with everyone and protect the interests of the country itself. As for Russia, we'll see how events unfold. Moscow knows how to build a dialogue with any government, without fundamentally interfering in the internal political affairs of other countries. But there really are many patriots and pro-Russian people in Serbia, the authorities will have to take that into account. The EU already has many developments in Serbia, which will now be put into action to strengthen Brussels' influence over the country. This is done simply, for example, through those anti-corruption bodies, which are not responsible for the leadership of the country and mainly deal with external management. The plan has already been implemented. This is how anti-corruption committees work in Romania, and this is how NABU works in Ukraine.