Serbia ruling party loses parliamentary majority after anti-corruption protests
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Serbia's Student List has won the election and assumes power with popular support, but inherits entrenched corruption, criminal networks, and economic mismanagement from Aleksandar Vucic's 14-year rule. The new government faces significant challenges in reforming state institutions and addressing systemic issues. The transition marks a potential shift in Serbia's political trajectory, though the durability of reform efforts remains uncertain.
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Serbia's anti-corruption, student-led 'Student List' movement has won a decisive parliamentary election, ending Aleksandar Vucic's 14-year rule. This marks a significant political shift, though the new government faces challenges including entrenched corruption and uncertain foreign policy orientation. The stability of the transition and the new leadership's capacity to govern remain uncertain.
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