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In 2024, Vučić signed a strategic partnership with the EU on raw materials, restoring Rio Tinto's licence for mega lithium mine in the Jadar Valley.
The mass protests against this project were instrumental in building the movement that won the election.
'European values'.
americans explaining to a bunch of people that spent two years on the streets getting attacked by the police for fighting their horrible regime why they shouldnt be too happy about the collapse of the said regime because AMERICA AND THEIR GOVERNMENT
the eu supported vucic and his regime and is the reason they lasted as much as they did. the students begged eu to intervene the first year of protests and they didnt gaf so this cant come as a shock to anyone
'democratic eu' when u ask them why they lowkey supported the sns dictatorship and they have to explain to u they cared more about potential litihum mining that would ruin the entire country of serbia but will get germany a lot of money more than they cared about democracy
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ne smijemo da zaboravimo na sve sandzaklije,madjare i albance koji su mogli da zaokruze za svoju nacionalnu manjinu i povecaju svoje ucesce u parlamentu al su s vise vjere u ovu drzavu nego sto je ona to od njih zasluzila zaokruzili 3,zato 3 mora da predstavlja SVE nas✊
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While SL was very moderate in all of its foreign policy, the one area they took a stance on was Israel/Palestine (as you'd expect from a youth movement)
They call for increased aid to Palestine and an embargo on Israel (Serbia is a major ammo supplier to IDF)
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HES GONE ITS OVER
Serbia's Vučić concedes election defeat to student-led protest movement bbc.in/4sst0lV
boze ja sam bukvalno krenula da placem kad je priznao da je izgubio ja stvarno nisam verovala da je ovo moguce pola sata sam u soku bila boze nema vise vucica nema vise radikala gotovo je





















