Why was it good to be Hungarian in Belgrade, why are the Russians and Ukrainians fighting in Mali, and why is strength training necessary for a healthy and long life?

Serbian students have successfully ousted authoritarian leader Aleksandar Vučić, prompting calls for European support to prevent a nationalist resurgence. This event echoes the 2000 uprising against Slobodan Milošević, which was initially met with promises of assistance from the West. However, the lack of substantial support allowed Vučić's allies to regain power years later. Political analyst Srđan Cvijić argues that the EU's previous support for Vučić as a stabilizing force contributed to his prolonged rule. He emphasizes that Serbia's democracy can only stabilize with EU integration, urging the EU to regain trust among those fighting for democratic values. The recent political shift has inspired hope among Serbian citizens, who see parallels with Hungary's recent electoral changes.