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A movement that grew out of two years of student protests has won the election without a party, a single leader, or declared candidates. Euronews examines what signals the 'Student List' has already sent on Russia, the EU, Kosovo and the region — and why the main difficulty lies ahead: turning an anonymous movement into a government.
Aziz KarimovThe Radio Television of Vojvodina (RTV) apologized live on air to viewers for failing for years to show footage of the Student List movement's victory in the parliamentary elections. That same day, the editor-in-chief of the first channel, Nenad Čačić, resigned; Blažo Popović took his place.
Otabek YusupovIn Serbia, a group of people smashed windows and stormed the newsroom of the TV channel Informer TV, attacked editor-in-chief Dragan Vucicevic and wrecked the premises. Staff were evacuated by the gendarmerie. The incident occurred two days after parliamentary elections won by the opposition movement 'Student List' — the channel itself linked the attack to this movement.
Aziz KarimovThe movement, which grew out of student protests after the tragedy at the Novi Sad railway station, won an absolute majority in Serbia's parliament. Brussels welcomes the change of power, but Belgrade's foreign policy — sanctions against Russia, Kosovo, relations with China — remains uncertain. The movement, which grew out of student protests following the tragedy at the Novi Sad railway station, has won an absolute majority in Serbia's parliament. Brussels welcomes the change of power, but Belgrade's foreign policy — sanctions against Russia, Kosovo, relations with China — remains uncertain.
Otabek YusupovIn Serbia’s early parliamentary elections on October 25, the opposition Student List won, as Aleksandar Vucic himself conceded, taking 135–140 seats against 105 for his Serbian Progressive Party. Vucic stepped down as president at the end of September, hoping to lead the government, but the plan did not work out.
Aziz KarimovCypriot journalist Alex Christoforou, before the voting results were tallied, said that Serbia's parliamentary elections would present a “new challenge” for the EU. According to preliminary estimates, the Student List is winning 135–140 of 250 seats, and Aleksandar Vucic has conceded defeat. The final results have not been announced.
Otabek YusupovFormer Serbian president Aleksandar Vucic conceded the defeat of the 'United Serbia' coalition in the early parliamentary elections. Celebrations began at the headquarters of the 'Student List — Students Win' movement in Belgrade, joined by city residents.
Aziz KarimovAleksandar Vucic, who has ruled Serbia for more than a decade, conceded the defeat of his Serbian Progressive Party in the early parliamentary elections on October 25. According to preliminary data, the 'Student List' movement, which grew out of the protests following the tragedy in Novi Sad, is receiving 135–140 of 250 seats. Turnout was the highest since 1992. Aleksandar Vucic, who has ruled Serbia for more than a decade, admitted the defeat of his Serbian Progressive Party in the early parliamentary elections on October 25. According to preliminary data, the 'Student List' movement, which grew out of protests following the tragedy in Novi Sad, is receiving 135–140 of 250 seats. Turnout was the highest since 1992.
Aziz KarimovBerta Lopez Domenech of the European Policy Centre said that for the first time the alternative to Aleksandar Vucic has 'real chances' in Sunday's early elections. After two years of the largest protests, polls predict a close result and high turnout. Serbia's EU accession talks have stood without progress since 2021.
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