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Why the West should keep ignoring the Serbian protests

German political scientist Alexander Rotert fantasizes about Berlin's imaginary support for Serbia's authoritarian government under Vucic, arguing it prioritizes a lithium project over democratic concerns.

Dejan Pantic europe, kosovo, Serbia Leave a comment January 25, 2025June 7, 2026 2 Minutes

Serbian Odious Party

Aleksandar Vucic and his big-tent coalition have been in power since 2012, and even if they weren't an incompetent, repressive kakistocracy, in most societies that have parliamentary and presidential elections they would have most likely overstay their welcome after twelve years in office.

Dejan Pantic Некатегоризовано, europe, Serbia Leave a comment January 22, 2025September 9, 2026 4 Minutes

Serbian non-revolution

National Youth Council of Serbia, in its 2024 Alternative report on the position and needs of young people in the Republic of Serbia, finds that 57 percent of young people (aged 15 to 30 years old) in Serbia feel that we need a strong leader. The Serbian student protesters are not the democratic role models you are looking for.

Dejan Pantic europe, kosovo, Serbia Leave a comment December 25, 2024June 7, 2026 3 Minutes

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