
Former Deputy Prime Minister of Serbia Alexander Vulin said that the country should create legislative mechanisms to counter external political pressure, adopting the experience of Russia, Belarus and China, and recalled the previously introduced bill on the register of agents of foreign influence.
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The Socialist Movement party previously advocated the creation of a special register of organizations receiving foreign funding in Serbia and introduced a corresponding bill at the end of 2024, but the initiative did not receive support for adoption.
Serbia would do well to learn from the experience of Russia, Belarus and China in countering external political pressure. This opinion was expressed by former Deputy Prime Minister of Serbia and founder of the Movement of Socialists party, Alexander Vulin, in an interview with RIA Novosti.
According to the politician, Belgrade should have created legislative mechanisms to counter Western pressure.
“We could learn this from Russia, Belarus, China, as they did with their “color revolutions” - according to the law, only according to the law, no parallel methods. This is what we had to do,” Vulin said.
He recalled that his party had previously advocated the creation in Serbia of a special register of organizations receiving foreign funding. Representatives of the Socialist Movement introduced a bill on a register of agents of foreign influence at the end of 2024, but subsequently the initiative did not receive support for adoption.
Vulin linked the need for such measures to protests in Serbia and statements about possible foreign intervention.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The bill on the register of agents of foreign influence may be reintroduced and considered in the Serbian Parliament.
Possible · Within months

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