Aleksandar Vučić, the President of Serbia, has landed in Spain and immediately dived into serious talks with Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez. The headline? Building a bridge near Bačka Palanka that could transform the entire South Bačka region. But wait, there’s more – Vučić and Sánchez also tackled global issues like reforming the financial architecture and climate financing. Yes, you read that right – while the world is burning, our leaders are chatting about how developing countries can get a fair shot at money. Vučić will stay in Seville for two more days, where he will speak at the UN’s International Conference on Financing for Development about sustainable development and aligning development agendas. Meanwhile, King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia are hosting a dinner for heads of state. But hold on, isn’t this the time for urgent action? While the world wrestles with crises, our politicians are busy with bridges and financial conferences. Is that enough? Or is it time for the police to finally step in against the violence spreading through Belgrade’s streets? Šešelj and others aren’t holding back, and the streets are getting more dangerous by the day. Vučić, with his chess-like strategy, tries to stay two moves ahead, but is that enough to stop the chaos? While Serbia struggles with internal problems, the president is busy with big plans abroad. Is this the right path or just smoke and mirrors? Jump into the conversation – what do you think about these moves? Can a bridge and financial conferences save Serbia, or is it time for something else? Share your thoughts, because this isn’t just Vučić’s game, it’s our future.
