The Hollywood movie fantasy of the Serbian Student movement's fight of Good vs. Evil will get the new government in trouble.
Tag: politics
Serbian Student List is grateful to Russia and will not recognize Kosovo
The foreign policy that the Student movement government of Serbia tends to pursue is the same policy that Vučić's government pursued, the Students keep repeating in a flurry of interviews to Russian media.
Student Ticket: New government of Serbia will not impose sanctions on Russia
The bright future in Serbia with the Student Ticket that won the yesterday's parliamentary elections is the same as the bright future in Serbia with Vučić's party.
The pro-Russian unrealities of Serbian infosphere
Serbian media tends to present a skewed image of Russia, China and the Global South countries that are seen as allies and sympathetic to Serbian national ambitions.
Is a new war in the Balkans even physically possible? Short answer: no
Political discourse is prone to doomism on any issue, so the baseless prophecy that Serbia is destined to launch yet another round of Yugoslav Wars is now common wisdom. But the craptastic state in which Serbia is stuck doesn't physically allow it to wage an offensive war.
Three steps ahead on the road to nowhere
The parliamentary elections in Serbia that will be held on Sunday, October 25th, are not a referendum on choosing between the ruling United Serbia ticket and the Student Ticket.
Leader of the Socialist Party of Serbia stuck in Russia due to drone strikes
The Socialist Party of Serbia and Russia have a long history. It is no small wonder that their current leader, Ivica Dačić, got stuck in Moscow amidst an air raid.
The flames of Serbian freedom flickering in the pale moonlight
The Prime Minister of Slovakia Robert Fico attended Aleksandar Vučić's rally in Novi Sad, endorsing the United Serbia election ticket. The ruling party still insists that the protests in Serbia are an attempted color revolution financed from abroad. Oh, and Bogoljub Karić is back in politics.
What does Yandex has to do with Serbia?
The Russian tech giant, whose recent incendiary trouble is making the headlines, operates in Serbia as well - Yandex has the largest hub outside of Russia situated in Belgrade, along with a cab service and a delivery company.
So why is former president of Serbia Aleksandar Vučić debating a rock?
I can't believe I just wrote a blog post explaining why the former Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić is debating a rock, but here we are, and I must demand to speak to the manager of this reality.
