United Opposition of Serbia

By mid-2020, members from the Alliance for Serbia (Serbian: Савез за Србију, romanized: Savez za Srbiju, SzS) publicly said that they aren't satisfied with how the coalition is functioning, and by that, it became clear that the organization needs to be restructured.

In August, the nationalist right-wing to far-right Dveri party opted not to join the new coalition, all other former SzS members decided to join the coalition.

United Opposition of Serbia was eventually founded in August 2020 as a successor of the Alliance for Serbia, which boycotted the 2020 Serbian parliamentary election. Other Serbian opposition political parties such as Healthy Serbia, Together for Serbia, Party of Modern Serbia, Social Democratic Party, New Party, Movement of Free Citizens, Enough is Enough and the Democratic Party of Serbia aren't eligible to join the new coalition because they didn't boycott elections.[2]

There are 12 founding members of United Opposition, including Đorđe Vukadinović, a non-partisan individual.

As of December 2020, United Opposition of Serbia is all but dissolved, mostly due to substantial disagreements between the two main party leaders, Dragan Đilas and Vuk Jeremić. The main point of dissent is the question on whether the coalition should maintain its hard line course towards those opposition parties that took part at the June election, or opt for a compromise. On December 16th, Party of Freedom and Justice and Democratic Party conjoined their forces with Movement of Free Citizens to create a common platform for political negotiations with government that should be mediated by European Parliament.[3] People's Party considered that unacceptable, since Movement of Free Citizens not only took part at the elections (and thus left the boycott block), but also collected the signatures needed for participation under unclear circumstances.[4][5] On December 19th, vice-president of the People's Party, Zdravko Ponoš admitted that United Opposition of Serbia is "blocked", but shifted responsibility for further activities of the coallition to Đilas.[6]

• Alliance for Serbia, the predecessor of this political alliance.