Serbia's Student Movement Wins Elections, Ends Vucic's 14-Year Rule
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Serbia holds parliamentary elections with the Student List, born from two years of anti-government protests, posing a serious challenge to Aleksandar Vucic's 12-year rule. Polls show the two camps neck and neck, and Vucic, who stepped down as president in September to run for prime minister, appears unusually vulnerable. The outcome could end SNS dominance and reshape Serbia's political landscape, with implications for regional stability and EU relations.
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Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has conceded defeat to a student-led protest movement in the recent parliamentary elections, ending nearly two decades of his Serbian Progressive Party's dominance. The student-backed 'Students Win' list is projected to secure a parliamentary majority, marking a significant political shift. The final composition of the new government and Vucic's future role remain uncertain.
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