Milos Jovanovic, who heads the “Authentic Right” electoral list, ruled out any post-election coalition with the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), noting that cooperation with the Student List would only be feasible through a time-limited transitional government due to major ideological differences.
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“A post-election coalition between the Authentic Right and the SNS is absolutely out of the question,” Jovanovic said during an appearance on RTV.
Speaking on potential cooperation with the Student List, he noted that significant policy differences exist, primarily regarding Serbia’s membership in the European Union (EU), which is why he believes only a temporary, transitional government is possible.
Jovanovic emphasized that his right-wing coalition advocates for negotiating cooperation with the EU rather than pursuing full membership in the bloc, arguing that Brussels’ current policies do not align with Serbia’s national interests.
He suggested that cooperation between Serbia and the EU based on bilateral agreements, similar to the Swiss model, would be mutually beneficial.
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