Guardian: Trump is making a circus before the midterm elections, but the people are also holding him accountable for bread.

A political advisor from Belgrade suggests Serbian students adopt strategies from Hungarian politics ahead of the upcoming elections. Aleks Eror emphasizes the need for reform rather than revolution to challenge President Aleksandar Vucic's regime. He points out that a strong candidate can prevail even in troubled democracies, as seen in the recent victory of Tisza. The parallels are striking, with the recently resigned Serbian president having exerted significant control over courts, institutions, and media. The spark for widespread dissatisfaction was a tragic incident at the Novi Sad train station two years ago, which has led to ongoing protests and a visibly weakened government.