"You could feel the freedom in the air" – the Hungarian example greatly aided the Serbian regime change

Serbia's recent elections saw a student-led movement defeat an authoritarian regime, surprising many, including President Vučić, who unexpectedly conceded defeat. The movement's success raises questions about its political experience and the influence of Hungarian political strategies. Analyst Srđan Cvijić reflects on the moment of victory and the implications for Serbia's future, noting the unexpected nature of Vučić's concession and speculating on the potential international pressures involved. The atmosphere in Belgrade post-election is one of euphoria and uncertainty as citizens reclaim their city.