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11 percent of respondents would fight for Kosovo, while 65 percent oppose any conflict with Albanians and the international community...
The situation in Serbia seems to have changed tremendously. Until a few months ago, the Serbs continued to be convinced that Moscow is their strongest tool, while they also did not accept the recognition of Kosovo. But a recent survey shows that the situation is not the same.
The poll, organized by "Demostat", was presented by sociologist Srečko Mihailovic. He said that the results of the research show that 47 percent of respondents live the same as 10 years ago, almost a quarter better and 29 percent worse.
The research was conducted "face to face", with 1600 respondents, from April 24 to May 4, reports "Danas".
Mihailović stated that more than 40 percent of citizens answered that they live "mostly well", a little less than a quarter "mostly badly", and 35 percent "neither well nor badly".
The results show that 41 percent answer that they lack a lot for a decent life, 29 percent say they lack a little, 26 percent have enough for a decent life, while four percent said they have more, said Mihailovi135 .
Regarding the activities of Vucic and the government, Mihailovic stated that 48 percent of the respondents rated them as poor results in the standard of citizens, 46 percent in the fight against crime and corruption, 32 percent in the European Union, 35 percent in the economy and every third in politics in Kosovo.
Mihailovic said that 22 percent of respondents believe that Russia is the stronghold of Serbia's foreign policy, while 20 percent think it is the role of the European Union.
When asked whether Serbia should orientate itself towards the East and the West, 30 percent of the respondents are for Russia and China, and 35 percent are for the EU, the United States of America and the Scandinavian countries.
Mihailovic stated that 23 percent of respondents are in favor of imposing sanctions on Russia, 35 percent are against it, while 42 percent answered "I don't know".
If the referendum on EU membership were to be held tomorrow, the percentage for and against is the same - 33 percent.
11 percent of respondents would fight for Kosovo, while 65 percent oppose any conflict with Albanians and the international community. So even though Vucic does not know Kosovo and wants tensions in the north, the vast majority of citizens agree with the fact that Kosovo is an independent state. / Pamphlet
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