From protests to power: How Serbia's students triumphed
Education · First reported 26 Oct, 14:42 · Updated 19:08

Serbia’s Student List won an absolute parliamentary majority, ending the Serbian Progressive Party’s 14-year rule. Its victory has raised hopes of closer EU ties, though its foreign-policy direction and the prospect of progress on accession remain uncertain.
- The Student List won an absolute majority in Sunday’s parliamentary elections, ending the 14-year rule of Aleksandar Vučić’s Serbian Progressive Party.
- The student-led movement grew from protests following a deadly railway-station disaster in November 2024 and campaigned on corruption and accountability.
- The article says the movement’s foreign-policy position is unclear and that it has stated it will not impose restrictive measures on Russia.
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