Pokret za narod i državu (PZND)

Ideology and platform

Vučić and Vučević described the NPZD as a "state-building movement". In June 2023, Vučić announced the NPZD would publish its political platform "in 10 or 15 days", but as of 2025, the platform has not yet been published. Nataša Anđelković, a BBC News journalist, said the movement's orientation has not been strictly defined. Political scientist Vujo Ilić described the movement's formation as the "epitome of catch-all politics". Journalists and political scientists have reported the possible positions NPZD could take. According to the newspaper Danas, the movement would likely promote "responsible national and civic positions" and economically liberal policies. Nova reported the movement would be positioned in the political centre, that it would support the accession of Serbia to the European Union, and that it would oppose sanctions on Russia related to the Russian invasion of Ukraine. The political scientist Věra Stojarová noted that NPZD could adopt populist elements due to its proposed name. Deutsche Welle reported the NPZD would represent the "third way" in Serbian politics. Bojan Klačar, the executive director of CeSID, told Blic the movement would likely ideologically lean to the political centre-right. Balkan Insight has described the movement as centrist. Euronews said with the creation of the movement, politically extremist and pro-Russian individuals could be excluded from taking part in the movement. Regarding this, Vučić said: "We will not let you destroy Serbia, neither you extremists on the left, nor you extremists on the right. We want to go straight into the future."