Pipelines, Oligarchs and Railway Deals. The Orbán-Vučić Legacy

Political transition could reopen controversial arrangements between autocratic Hungary and Serbia

11 November 2026

Serbia’s Student List has promised the best possible neighbourly relations with Hungary. But first, there is unfinished business.

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With the fall of Aleksandar Vučić, the Student List – Students Win, which won Serbia’s parliamentary election on 25 October 2026, faces a long list of domestic tasks and problems. It will also have to take positions on a number of foreign policy issues. This includes relations between Hungary and Serbia, and not only because a sizeable Hungarian minority lives in the Autonomous Province of Vojvodina in northern Serbia.

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Zoltán Molnár

Zoltán Molnár is a journalist who joined Telex at the start of 2024, after almost a year as an editor at Kreatív. He began his career at Origó in 2008 and went on to work for Velvet, 24.hu and We Love Balaton, which he led as editor-in-chief in 2020. Since 2018, his freelance writing has also appeared in Nlc.hu and Travelo.

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