Suryaa Now International Desk: The political climate has heated up in the European country of Serbia. The political crisis in the country and the actions against the policies of the government... The political climate has heated up in the European country of Serbia. Voters flocked to the polling stations to express their verdict in the crucial by-election (SNAP) against the political crisis in the country and the policies of the government. Especially, youth and student organizations are playing a major role in this election with the aim of ousting the government of President Aleksandar Vucic, who has been ruling the country for a decade.
Students have entered the battleground of these elections with a massive movement demanding to curb corruption in the country, protect democratic values and provide transparent governance. All the anti-government forces are united and giving a tough competition to the current ruling party. Political analysts believe that young people, angry over economic inequality and unemployment, are exercising their right to vote to demand change. For some time now, people have been divided on the foreign policy and internal governance style of President Vyuchi. Decisions taken by the Vučići Sarkar regarding Serbia's membership in the European Union and diplomatic relations with other countries became a major topic of discussion during the election campaign.
International experts predict that the results of these mid-term elections will completely change the future political course of Serbia. As the counting of votes begins soon after the polls close, the political fate of Serbia is in high gear. It will soon be seen how far this political change movement spearheaded by students and youth will yield results. The global community is also watching this election pattern very closely.