Balkan figures weigh regional stability after Serbia's political shift

Regional leaders and political figures are assessing the implications of former Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić's political exit, focusing on bilateral ties and internal governance reforms. Former Montenegrin President Milo Đukanović highlighted the restoration of relations with Belgrade as a priority, questioning whether Serbia's forthcoming cabinet will concentrate on domestic issues or broader regional influence.

Dejan Šoškić, considered a candidate for Serbian prime minister, stated that political changes in Belgrade could allow Serbia to foster regional stability. Meanwhile, Serbian opposition leaders are advocating for investigations into state security apparatuses, alleging the Security Information Agency acted in favor of the former ruling party. Outstanding administrative measures from the previous administration remain active, including an entry ban into Serbia imposed last year against Željko Ivanović, founder of Montenegro's Vijesti media outlet.

Sources: Dan, Danas, Klix, N1, Vijesti