What the French Monde Writes About the Change of Government in Belgrade: Serbia Is Awaiting a Great Democratic Transition
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A great democratic transition awaits Serbia, after the victory of students in the extraordinary parliamentary elections and the defeat of the populist leader Aleksandar Vučić, the Parisian newspaper Le Monde estimated today.
“Cast your watchful eyes on Belgrade” – Batsányi would write today, and he would be right. The day before yesterday, the earth moved in Serbia and swallowed the tyrannical regime, which the people celebrated with dignity. Yesterday, the celebration had to be put to rest, but today, with the hangover gone, the busy weekdays begin: how and where to continue, Serbia? (Our picture is an illustration) This can best be understood – although not perfec…
"Any regime in which power is in the hands of one party, one person, even if the rhetoric is conciliatory or pro-European, is simply not a healthy state. Such a country sooner or later becomes an exporter of problems," believes Sitarski.
Kosovo's Albanian-language media write about the fall of power led by Aleksandar Vucic, and the Reporters portal indicates that a change of government does not necessarily have to undermine
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Naslovi.netA great democratic transition awaits Serbia, after the victory of the students in the extraordinary parliamentary elections and the defeat of the populist leader Aleksandar Vučić, the Parisian newspaper Le Monde estimated today. After the defeat of the coalition led by the former president, who was in power for 14 years, Serbia is expecting a major democratic transition, which could encourage a new dynamic of reconciliation on […]
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