How to Prevent the Interregnum from Becoming a Power Vacuum
The results of the parliamentary elections in Serbia have led to changes, and the period of interregnum has brought to the forefront the question of how to stop new blockades, violence, attacks on dissidents, media intrusions, destruction of private property, as well as the actions of certain informal groups that are already affecting certain institutions. Is the key in the winning side highlighting leaders who will take responsibility and address their supporters, but also talk to opponents about the transition of power, so that every citizen feels safe? How to prevent the state, during the interregnum, from sinking into complete anarchy with summary courts and the law of the street, and how much responsibility lies with the winning list, as well as with the current government in technical mandate, at a time when there is no dialogue between the election participants about the peaceful transfer of power, are answered by "Politika's" interlocutors.
