Feđa Dimović, a lawyer and member of the Belgrade Syndicate, has laid out the foreign policy platform of the Student List, stating that Serbia must not join NATO and that Kosovo and Metohija are an integral part of the country. The candidate made the remarks in a television interview on September 27, 2026, framing the positions as matters of territorial integrity and military alliances.

Dimović explained his decision to enter politics, saying it was no longer enough to criticize the system through music and that the time had come for personal political responsibility. He argued that the group’s years of singing about injustice and Kosovo must now translate into concrete political action.

On relations with the European Union, Dimović proposed a national referendum on membership, arguing the issue is too important to be decided by narrow political circles. He also raised questions about who future Student List lawmakers would be accountable to—students, voters, or their own convictions—if they gained power.

The interview comes as the Student List has entered the campaign period. Dimović, known for two decades of music criticizing corruption, is now positioning himself to defend the same values from within the political arena.