VOICED : Acquitted Serbian radical bids for election comeback

The video discusses the political climate in Serbia, focusing on the Balkan conflicts of the 1990s and the influence of ultranationalist leaders like Chechel. It highlights the tension between Serbia's traditional ties with Russia and aspirations to join the EU. The narrative covers Chechel's return to politics, his rallies against the government, and the impact of his acquittal on Serbian politics. The current Prime Minister, Vucic, is portrayed as a pro-European leader facing a fragmented opposition. The video also addresses the lack of policy discussion, voter fatigue, and the potential rise of ultranationalist forces in upcoming elections.

What was the main political choice described in the Serbian elections during the 1990s?

• Between China and the United States

• Between the Radical Party and the Liberal Party

• Between Russia and the European Union

• Between NATO and the United Nations

What event marked Chechel's return to Belgrade in 2014?

• His election as Prime Minister

• His appointment as Deputy Prime Minister

• His acquittal by the War Crimes Tribunal

• His need for cancer treatment

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

• As supportive of their cause

• As fair and unbiased

• As biased against them

• As irrelevant to their history

What is a major concern for Serbia's current political landscape?

• The lack of policy discussion

• The increase in foreign investments

• The stability of the currency

• The abundance of natural resources

What is a significant challenge mentioned in the context of Serbia's future?

• Expanding agricultural exports

• Reducing the brain drain

• Increasing military spending

• Improving relations with China