Picula uses Orbán to attack Vučić and Serbian policy
The headline of the text "Picula for 24 hours: Orbán's defeat is a blow to Vučić. The Serbian world cannot pass in the European Union" itself reveals the intention to use a political change in Hungary to settle scores with Serbia and its policy. This approach lacks real analysis, instead imposing a conclusion in advance where everything connected with Serbia is problematic.
TL;DR
- Tonino Picula's statements are characterized as part of a continuous rhetoric portraying Serbia as a source of instability.
- The concept of the "Serbian world" is used as a label without a formalized policy or institutional framework.
- Picula's perspective is seen as questioning any policy that protects Serbian interests, regardless of the specific decision.
- Viktor Orbán's electoral defeat is linked to Serbia's position to suggest the end of a political model that includes Serbia.
- The potential denial of European funds is viewed as using financial instruments for political pressure and demanding obedience.
- The "Serbian world" is presented as opposed to European values, serving to foster suspicion and position Serbia as a problem to be contained.
- The article concludes that the issue for Picula is not a specific "Serbian world" but anything Serbian that deviates from a predetermined framework.