Milos Jovanovic: The student list is intended to change power, of course not. I'm leaving the public space for a while. Milos Jovanovic, chairman of the New Democratic Party of Serbia, said the student list was meant to change power, but not change policy. "The list of students was created to change the power - and give them credit, they succeeded in this themselves - but we were not meant to change the policy." And while it's certainly a democratic victory, what won't happen is change of course, Jovanovic said on his podcast, Talk to Milos Jovanovic. This democratic victory will serve as a cover for a serious and great national defeat. "I fear that many voters who hold nationally oriented views - those who 'believe this narrative and succumbed to the emotional appeal' - will have an epiphany moment and a painful sequel," Yunovitch said. He added that Serbia has entered a new phase where the close group will continue what the previous government started on the geopolitical front. That means both Kosovo and Europe. The old idea, meaningless. A complete lie. that Kosovo and Europe can be preserved again, said Jonovic. He emphasized that what was really at stake was not the choice between "Serba and the mafia", but the question of whether Serbia would be a country that fought and defended its national interests, or would surrender and submit to the West. "We will deal with the mafia one way or another," said Yunovitch. He said he was proud of the election campaign led by the Ethiopian coalition, adding that given the election results - which he described as "very weak" - he offered to resign as party chairman, but Presium of the New Democratic Party of Serbia rejected the offer.