VOICED : Acquitted Serbian radical bids for election comeback

The transcript discusses Voicelive Shell's acquittal from war crimes and his political comeback in Serbia. It highlights Serbia's political choice between aligning with Russia or the European Union. Chechel's return to Serbia and his anti-NATO rallies are noted, along with Serbia's historical tensions with NATO. The current Prime Minister, Vucic, is described as having a pro-European stance, aiming to lead Serbia into the EU. The transcript also touches on the lack of policy discussion in Serbian politics, voter fatigue, and the rise of ultranationalist forces.

What was Voicelive Shell acquitted of, and what is his current political goal?

• Acquitted of corruption; wants to lead a new political party

• Acquitted of financial crimes; aims to become President

• Acquitted of espionage; seeking a diplomatic position

• Acquitted of war crimes; campaigning to return to Parliament

What is the main geopolitical choice described in the Serbian elections?

• Between the Middle East and Africa

• Between NATO and the United Nations

• Between China and the United States

• Between Russia and the European Union

How do many Serbs perceive the War Crimes Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia?

• As unbiased and fair

• As biased against them

• As supportive of their interests

• As irrelevant to their history

What is a significant concern for Serbia's Prime Minister Alexander Vucic?

• Strengthening ties with China

• Increasing agricultural exports

• Reducing military spending

• Consolidating power amidst a fragmented opposition

What are some of the internal challenges Serbia faces according to analysts?

• Enhancing military capabilities and securing borders

• Expanding tourism and increasing foreign investments

• Boosting living standards and addressing brain drain

• Improving healthcare and reducing taxes