Ever thought Bačka Palanka would finally get a bridge after decades of waiting? Well, now it’s happening! Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić revealed in Spain that a Spanish company is about to sign a huge contract to build a bridge in Bačka Palanka. Yes, decades of waiting are finally paying off! But wait, there’s more — Serbia also bought two military transport planes from Spain, showing just how strong and serious the ties between these two countries are. Vučić also talked about talks with the World Bank regarding rising interest rates, a topic that worries many. All this is happening while Vučić is in Seville attending the 4th UN International Conference on Financing for Development, where he’s presenting Serbia’s vision for the coming years and inviting investors to jump on board with various projects. But while Serbia looks to the future and investments, chaos reigns in Belgrade with protests and blockades disrupting traffic. Streets were blocked, traffic jams huge, and police had to step in. All this while Vučić tries to steer the country towards development and stability. Is this a contradiction or just part of a complex political game? Either way, the bridge in Bačka Palanka is a sign that things are moving, but the question remains: at what cost and how long will peace last? Got thoughts? Drop them below — maybe your comment will spark the next big debate!
