All right, Alexandria, let's talk about the Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, 24th, 25th of December,

color revolution that took place in Serbia, failed, failed attempt at a color revolution that took place in Serbia in Belgrade,

organized by the umbrella party Serbs against violence, who are pro-EU and, yeah, a cobbled together group of five or six individual parties put together under

this umbrella name, Serbs against violence. And they tried to pressure the Vouchic government

into having a do-over of the election specifically in Belgrade.

So what are your thoughts on what took place in Belgrade?

And we'll discuss it further.

First of all, I mean, can I just say that I have absolutely no reason to doubt the results of the elections that we've just had in Serbia. I haven't

been to Serbia now for many years, but I know lots of people from Serbia. You've been to Serbia

several times recently. You've been able to gauge the mood there. I've been able to certain

extent to gauge the mood there from the various

contacts that I have there. There is no reason to doubt these results. Vuchitsch's party, as I

understand it, won a massive, by a huge margin. It's likely to be in coalition with the Socialist

Party, which is the former party of

Slobodan Milosevic, by the way. They will have a convincing majority in the Serb Parliament.

And even in Belgrade, yes, this is where, as is normal, in most of these countries, you will find

the people who are pro-EU, pro-NATO, all of those sort of people, concentrated, but even there,

the likelihood is that a majority, a clear majority of people support Vujic, and not Vujic, the socialists, and that the elections

in Belgrade reflect the real views of people there. Now, we have seen this play out so many times.

I mean, it's become, I mean, I'm going to say, it's almost boring now. I mean,

the way in which we have the same pattern. I mean, I remember Russia 2011 when there were the

parliamentary elections there, United Russia sweeps the board outside Moscow, does slightly less well in Moscow itself. The result is protests by a small

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