Student List convincingly won yesterday's parliamentary elections in Serbia. A few day before elections they published their manifesto, which also sets out its main foreign policy objectives and defines the country’s national interests. The key points are: SL confirms that it will continue to advocate military neutrality (proclaimed in 2007, before the Serbian Progressive Party came to power). On Kosovo (and Metohija), the SL maintains that the territory is an integral part of Serbia and will oppose both Kosovo’s independence and its membership of international organisations. The Students’ List approaches the European Union from the standpoint that it is Serbia’s most important economic partner. It advocates deepening and expanding the strategic partnerships with EU member states. The programme does not explicitly state that Serbia intends to join the European Union, nor does it elaborate further on the EU enlargement process. What does the programme say on sanctions against Russia, relations with Republika Srpska, status of Serbs in Montenegro and Croatia, on Israel and Palestine? Short summary of this section of manifesto is available here (via Foreign Policy Forum website): fpf.hr/analysis/serbias-fore…