Serbia: despite the change of government in Belgrade, the path to the European Union remains steep

A new era begins for Serbia following the historic victory of the student movement in legislative elections on October 26, marking the defeat of former president Aleksandar Vucic. European Commissioner for Enlargement, Marta Kos, expressed optimism about Serbia's future with the EU, stating that the door is open for collaboration. However, European diplomats caution that it is premature to predict the outcomes, as the student movement, holding 140 of 250 parliamentary seats, must still appoint a government leader by early December and navigate the complexities of governance.