After the Serbian parliamentary elections, although the situation seems to be settled, there are still signs that the opposition coalition "Serbia Against Violence" is refusing to admit defeat. This election triggered a series of violent incidents, and the ** people on the streets made a huge noise, but they were finally stopped. This raises the question of what exactly caused this political turmoil and what is the truth behind the election results
This turmoil stems from a large-scale ** event half a year ago, which has brought tremendous pressure to **. The opposition parties took the opportunity to form the "Serbian Coalition Against Violence", and provoked a series of street activities with gun control demands as the main demand. The original intention was to oppose violence, but it quickly evolved into a political demand, calling for **to turn to the West and demand***
In order to ease the pressure at home, Vučić had to hold parliamentary elections again. However, the election results showed that the ruling party won the election by a landslide. Despite this, the opposition did not accept this result. They accuse the ruling party of being supported, while at the same time accusing them of rigging the election, raising questions about the fairness of the elections in the West.
After the elections, the opposition continued to incite people to take to the streets** and arrested some of the violent attackers. This turmoil has exposed the complexity of the political struggle. However, the attitude of the outside world towards the election results has been clear, and China has long congratulated the election results.
While the violent demonstrations highlighted the discontent of some people, the election results and voter turnout showed popular support for the ruling party. For Vučić, however, challenges remain ahead. He must maintain a balance in dealing with domestic and foreign affairs, firmly cooperating with China and Russia while facing pressure from the West.
The election and the turmoil that followed reflected the complexity and difficulty of the political struggle. Ultimately, the question remains before us: what is the real relationship between political struggle and popular support?