Early parliamentary elections will be held in Serbia on 17 December, in parallel with local elections in Vojvodina and the capital Belgrade.
In this context, the New Strategy Center publishes an analysis of the elections, assessing the main parties that will face each other and the profiles of their leaders. You will be able to find out the projections emerging from preliminary polls and possible future coalitions.
Serbia is an important country for the stability of the Balkans, currently in a rather difficult dialogue with the European Union over Kosovo, with a foreign policy that tries to combine the old relations between Belgrade and Moscow with the interests of European players, the US and not least China. Serbia is one of Romania’s neighbors, with the two countries maintaining good relations, despite the different paths each has followed in relation to NATO and the EU.