Is Trump's power based on a misunderstanding?

Mark Champion from Bloomberg argues that Serbian students need a leader like Péter Magyar to leverage their newfound power for significant change in the country. They must ally with traditional parties to tackle issues such as corruption, Kosovo's independence, and relations with Russia and the EU. The youth movement echoes past uprisings, notably the ousting of Milosevic. While Vucic has skillfully navigated international relations, the current chaos in Belgrade presents an opportunity for genuine populism. Unlike previous movements, today's students appear independent from foreign funding and security forces. The challenge remains to find a leader who can dismantle the entrenched illiberal democracy in Serbia, as Vucic remains confident in his control over the political landscape.