IRI consultant Bojan Klacar said that the research showed that the citizens believe that the pandemic did not affect the level of democracy in Serbia, but it did bring into question family values and the question of the nation. The results show that citizens perceive the migrants as generators of right-wing extremism and trust in them has not increased compared to previous research. Still, the majority of respondents believe that the state managed the migrant crisis well.

Speaking of Kosovo-Metohija, when asked how many people are ready to go to war if it happened, 88% of respondents said they are not ready to participate in armed conflicts, 3% are ready to support but not participate in the war, while 6% is ready to support and participate in a possible war.

Some of the recommendations are to work on educating the population, approaching the most vulnerable groups, primarily young people, conducting public campaigns in the digital sphere, drafting a strategy on extremism and amending the Criminal Code.