Could you tell us a little bit about what's going on there?

Thank you for the introduction.

I mean, yeah, I wouldn't still define myself as an academic or as a scholar, but I was definitely part of several initiatives and movements, predominantly in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and dealing with the consequences predominantly of war of the 90s in contemporary Bosnia and Herzegovina, right? So I'll probably be talking more about the cultures and politics surrounding this issue, which both of you very well know that cannot be separated from the history, not just of the 90s, but even before.

I mean, one of the reasons why we are here and also one of the big topics in studies on post-Yugoslav space is the current student movement in Serbia.

And it's not me saying it's the largest student movement since 1968.

It is the largest student movement since 1968 in Europe.

And I use this hook just to get people into the debate.

Would you want to sort of bring that into this discussion?