The Student List movement, which won the elections in Serbia, plans to send a delegation to Moscow to negotiate gas The Student List movement in Serbia plans to send a delegation to Moscow after the formation of a new government to negotiate the extension of the Russian gas contract, which expires on December 31. Radomir Sajic, a professor of chemistry at the University of Belgrade who was elected by the member of parliament from the student list, told NIN that in the first 30 days the focus will be on stabilizing the dinar, regular payment of wages and pensions, as well as ensuring the supply of oil, gas and electricity. A second delegation will travel to Washington to discuss US sanctions against Serbian oil company NIS as a temporary waiver on those sanctions expires. Within 100 days, the movement promises to pass the 2027 budget, "decriminalization of the state" and professionalization of the public administration system.

The Student List movement, which won the elections in Serbia, plans to send a delegation to Moscow to negotiate gas The Student List movement in Serbia plans to send a delegation to Moscow after the formation of a new government to negotiate the extension of the Russian gas contract, which expires on December 31. Radomir Sajic, a professor of chemistry at the University of Belgrade who was elected by the member of parliament from the student list, told NIN that in the first 30 days the focus will be on stabilizing the dinar, regular payment of wages and pensions, as well as ensuring the supply of oil, gas and electricity. A second delegation will travel to Washington to discuss US sanctions against Serbian oil company NIS as a temporary waiver on those sanctions expires. Within 100 days, the movement promises to pass the 2027 budget, "decriminalization of the state" and professionalization of the public administration system.