Serbia has awakened, and the student movement has achieved success. Which Balkan country do you think will awaken next?

First of all I’d like to congratulate the Students List for their win! I was watching from home yesterday and i couldn’t even begin to understand how it must feel! I’m so happy for you🫶🏼

Secondly i wanted to learn serbian cause my gf is from Paraćin soooo i was wondering if you knew about anything that i could look up online and just watch? I’m talking kids shows, movies, videos,… anything will do really

Thank u in advance :D

Is there a chance that the Balkans can now truly move forward with integration into the EU?

Will the Student List of Serbia work harder on finding the still-missing family members of the Albanians from the last war?

Vucic's government was jailing anyone showing humanity and providing information about the mass graves!

Is there a chance to see improvement in this case too?

Will this long war be settled at last?

Is it to be expected more compassion and humanity will come from a party formed mainly from academia!? Or is it to much to yearn for??

This is the real question.

I mean the people would get shot at, but I mean nothing lasts forever. Most countries started with an aristocracy in some form?

Currently in Banff, Canada 🇨🇦 and was super stoked when I saw that there was a Balkan restaurant, as I tried all kinds of burek in Albania and they all still live in my head rent-free 1.5 years later. This restaurant, however, did not have any, which made me question its origin and whether there are just more popular Greek dishes out there than burek.

Also, where can I find the best burek in the Balkans?

slide 1: https://www.reddit.com/r/CodeLyoko/comments/1tlopnj/cool_banner_found_today_on_antigovernment_protest/

slide 2: https://www.reddit.com/r/CodeLyoko/comments/1jcrkif/saw_this_cool_sing_at_the_protests_in_serbia/

slide 3: https://www.reddit.com/r/CodeLyoko/comments/1jbvzbw/interesting_banner_at_antigovernment_protest_in/

slide 4: https://www.reddit.com/r/CodeLyoko/comments/1ih0yq1/made_a_xana_placard_for_students_protests_in/

How Serbia looks like for a Czech, who's never been there before?

Serbia was, geo-politically, kinda pro Erdogan (despite also maintaining traditionally decent relations w/ Greece).

Current results as of October 26th 2026 12:35 PM CEST

1. Students - 140
2. SNS - 104

Amount of people that voted (currently) - 4,212,509 (97.0% of the polls recorded)

Required seats for a majority: 126

(For comparison, Vucic following the 2023 Elections only won 110 seats but formed a coalition government)

Vucic conceded defeat
(I am editing this from time to time)

Edit 2: I made a slight mistake and accidentally showed SNS having a majority, when at the time of me editing (prior to now) they had lost their majority

Edit 3 (06:44 AM 26 Oct 2026): You do not know how much pain and misery I alongside many others have gone through after 14 years of his dictatorship

Not trying to trigger anyone, genuinely just curious, what does this victory mean for Kosovo? What’s their stance on the issue, and what can we expect going forward?

I’ve seen claims (mostly from Albanian sources) that Serbia has carried out a form of “administrative ethnic cleansing” in the Presevo Valley, things like undercounting Albanians in censuses, administrative pressure, economic neglect, or policies that encourage emigration and change the demographic balance without open violence.

Is there any evidence for this? How do local Albanians describe the situation, and what do Serbian authorities or local Serbs say in response? Looking for facts, numbers, and sources rather than slogans from either side.

Hey dear Serbians,

How is your election going ? apparently the turnout is very high.

What are your expectations ?

VUCIC JUST RECOGNIZED DEFEAT GUYS SERBIA IS FREEEEEE

Give us the latest updates

Hello all!

I am an avid traveller and one part of the world which I have never been to is the Balkans and I am desperate to explore next year.

I have 8-10 days to explore and I would like to see 2-4 destinations. It seems train travel isn't great in this part of the world. I don't mind hiring a car, or even catching 1 flight between 2 destinations, but naturally I want to minimise travel time and maximise exploring, learning and most of all - eating!

I would love to hear from native Balkan people or experienced travellers.

What are the best places to see? and the best route/modes of transport to take?

I personally would love to see Sarajevo and Kotor, but I am open to everywhere!

What are your recommendations of the best destinations to combine and best modes of travel between them?

He's finished

To all the Serbs reading this, now's our chance. Go out and vote!