Serbia's Earthquake Elections are NOT what you Think | Prof. Višeslav Simić
Note to enraged viewers: It is impossible to cover Serbia, the Balkans, or Yugoslavia without making people mad. I will ask more colleagues to come online over the next weeks to explain the situation from their vantage points. Please understand this as one of the perspectives on what is going on.Višeslav Simić joins Pascal to discuss Serbia’s political upheaval and the student movement challenging its established parties. Simić argues that anger over corruption united voters while leaving major disagreements over sovereignty and foreign policy unresolved. They examine grassroots organizing, allegations of outside influence, Kosovo, relations with Russia, and competing attitudes toward NATO and the European Union. Lottaz questions Simić’s interpretation of the movement’s leadership, while their exchange explores political representation, military neutrality and the uncertain prospects for lasting change.
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Time Stamps
00:00 Serbia’s political upheaval
05:46 Rejecting the established parties
13:24 Grassroots protest and outside influence
17:47 Student leadership and sovereignty
28:27 The Hague and competing political interpretations
36:04 Beyond left and right
43:06 The movement’s mandate and internal tensions
50:09 Kosovo, neutrality and Serbia’s future Receive SMS online on sms24.me
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