Serbia's Student List takes power amid corruption, crime, economic woes
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Student List MPs, who won power days ago, are now demanding resignations of top officials linked to the previous regime. This signals a rapid consolidation of political control and potential instability as the new government seeks to purge old guard. The demand's scope and the incumbents' response remain uncertain.
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Serbia's Student List, a direct-democracy movement, has secured an absolute majority in the recent parliamentary elections, leading to the ouster of long-time leader Aleksandar Vučić. While Vučić has conceded defeat, the new government faces significant challenges in purging entrenched corrupt officials and establishing governance capacity, with the loyalty of the security apparatus remaining a key uncertainty. The transition is confirmed, but the extent of systemic change and the stability of the new government are medium confidence.
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