The diverse Serbian opposition that ousted Vučić has no prime ministerial candidate yet, and they can only gradually turn towards the EU.

The Serbian opposition, led by the Student List, has ousted the long-standing ruling party but lacks a clear prime minister candidate. The new government will face challenges regarding foreign policy, particularly concerning Kosovo and EU relations. The Student List's decentralized structure complicates the selection of a leader, with names like Ilija Srdanović and Dejan Šoškić emerging. The new government aims to address corruption and restore public trust in institutions. The EU accession process has stalled under previous leadership, and the new administration will need to navigate complex political sentiments regarding EU and NATO membership. The focus will be on normalizing relations with Kosovo without formally recognizing its independence, aligning with EU expectations while managing domestic pressures.