Love, Faith, Hope

In September 2020, Nemanja Šarović launched the Love, Faith, Hope political movement, along with Božidar Delić, after they left the Serbian Radical Party (SRS). Šarović said that the name was chosen to reflect what he described as "universal Christian virtues, which we need as a society, people and state, and from which we as a society have moved away," adding that the movement wanted "a state where the law applies to everyone." He said that he considered Aleksandar Vučić as his movement's main political enemy.

Šarović said in September 2021 that the Taliban's return to power in Afghanistan after the withdrawal of American forces demonstrated that it was "disastrous" for sovereign countries to become aligned with the United States of America. In comparison, he credited Russia with sustaining Bashar al-Assad's government and thereby defeating Islamic State in Syria.

Delić left "Love, Faith, Hope" in January 2022 to form a new movement called There's no Going Back – Serbia Is Behind (NN–IJS).

The LJVN movement did not contest the 2022 parliamentary election, but it fielded a list called Nemanja Šarović – For the whole normal world in the concurrent 2022 Belgrade city assembly election. Šarović said that the movement was contesting the election on its own because he wanted to avoid the "political mud and political trade" of electoral coalitions, saying, "people who think badly of each other are now supposedly uniting, and essentially they want to deceive the citizens of Serbia." The LJVN movement ultimately fared poorly in the election, falling below the electoral threshold.

Šarović announced in November 2023 that the movement would not participate in the 2023 Belgrade assembly election. He said he had planned to announce his candidacy but was unable to register due to bureaucratic obstruction from the SNS regime.

In March 2024, Šarović said that he was undecided about participating in the 2024 Belgrade assembly election and reiterated his previous opposition to large multi-party electoral coalitions. The LJVN movement ultimately did not participate, and Šarović called for the smaller opposition movements to withdraw to prevent vote splitting that would only favour the SNS.

President: Nemanja Šarović