Student-led movement ends Vucic's 14-year rule in Serbia
The short version
- Aleksandar Vucic conceded defeat in the parliamentary election after 14 years in power.
- The student-led movement secured a significant victory, ending long-standing political dominance.
- The movement has not yet nominated a prime minister candidate.
- EU leaders welcomed the election result and offered support for reforms and EU membership.
- Mass celebrations followed the election outcome in Serbia.
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- The Christian Science Monitor, centreIn the Balkans, a victory for political humility
- France 24, centreHow student assemblies brought down the Serbian government
- Toronto Star, left-leaningTennis great Novak Djokovic praises Serbia’s student movement after stunning election win
- Fox News, right-leaningSerbia’s student movement topples Vucic’s party after 14 years, but political agenda remains unclear
- New York Post, right-leaningMassive voter turnout in Serbia as student movement threatens to topple longtime populist leader
- Scroll.in, left-leaningAs Serbian student movement ends ruling party’s 12-year reign, here are the challenges they face
- Toronto Star, left-leaningSerbia’s victorious student movement faces tough challenges as it prepares to take power
- France 24, centre‘They should be afraid’: Serbia’s student-led victory over Vučić sends warning to ‘corrupt’ leaders
- The Times of India, right-leaningFireworks and celebrations as student-led movement wins in Serbia; can they deliver?
- Al Jazeera English, left-leaningSerbia’s ‘students’ celebrate for a second night after election victory