The leader of the Serbian Right, Miša Vacić, once again saluted in Rome with the "Roman salute", also known as the fascist salute. What is Vacić's "foreign policy" and why is he so fascinated by the ideology that decimated the Serbs
Nothing can replace real political organization on the ground and articulation of people's real interests, and especially not uncritical imitation of foreign models, however successful they may be. It is much more difficult to manipulate the right wing, which is not swayed by stories about the "great reset" and "gender ideology".
The right-wing opposition party, Dveri, continues its policy against migrants, this time demanding that they be banned from moving around Serbia. The party is also the main Balkan ally of the far-right Alternative for Germany, which is increasingly popular in its efforts to solve the so-called migrant crisis
"The western path would mean the opening of further instability, the departure of Kosovo and Metohija, the next would be Republika Srpska, then the south of central Serbia. We would have instability for the next 50 years."
If, in contrast to them, that lovely group of citizens who write for Putin's propaganda magazine, you have no sympathy for mass murderers and tyrants (whether Serbian or Russian), and what's worse, you stand for values like freedom, for example, then you are nothing, a traitor, a bastard and, in general, a fag
The Serbian Progressive Party has never fundamentally abandoned its previous, radical policy, but only softened it and sugarcoated it with Western colorfulness in supermarkets. And above all, it did not change the infrastructure on which the radicals rested, namely nationalist institutions, the "deep state", war profiteers and criminal-extremist groups.
They are against Serbia joining the EU, they don't like NATO, they love Russia, they don't condemn Russian aggression against Ukraine. They might be able to cooperate with the rest of the opposition at the level of Belgrade, but Dragan Đilas is more or less bothering them
In ten years, he sees himself at the top of the government. He sees the candidacy for president as a challenge to everyone "to understand how serious he is." He believes that it is time for Vučić to "retire" and Đilas "to go to prison." He promotes a healthy life and sportsmanship, regularly reads newspapers and books. In the elections, he will run in front of the Serbian Right party, which, among other things, stands for a patriarchal society and the abolition of the right to abortion.
