Serbia's Gen Z protest movement wins election, ending Vucic's 14-year rule
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Studentlistan, a non-hierarchical protest movement, won a historic election in Serbia but now faces internal challenges in selecting a leader and defining its political direction. The movement's lack of hierarchy complicates governance and policy formation, creating uncertainty about its future trajectory.
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A student-backed protest movement, 'Student List', has won Serbia's parliamentary election on October 25, ending Aleksandar Vucic's 14-year rule. This marks a significant political shift, with the new government signaling a pro-EU orientation while explicitly ruling out sanctions on Russia. Key uncertainties remain regarding the new government's ability to consolidate power, navigate foreign policy, and implement reforms.
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