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  Aleksandar Vučić, Serbia's long-standing leader, has conceded defeat to the student-led protest movement following the country's parliamentary election. Preliminary figures indicate a record high turnout, which commentators had suggested would favor the student movement. The student-led protest movement had been advocating for better governance and accountability, and the election results appear to have been a rejection of the status quo. This outcome is seen as a significant shift in Serbia's political landscape,…

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• Serbian leader Aleksandar Vučić concedes defeat in fiercely contested parliamentary election

  Aleksandar Vučić, Serbia’s veteran leader, has conceded defeat in a fiercely contested parliamentary election, marking a significant political shift after two years of student-led protests. The election saw a record turnout of 67.6%, with the student-backed protest movement emerging as the frontrunner. The high turnout and student-led rallies fueled speculation that the students could bring an end to Vučić’s 12-year rule. The election is part of the 10 pivotal days of elections across the globe, with the victory f…

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• Former CJI D Y Chandrachud was more deferential to government than needed, says Justice Kaul

  This case, which was assigned years ago, was taken away suddenly, and Kaul found it "troubling" that the case was withdrawn. Kaul also claimed that Chandrachud, allegedly under pressure from the government, withdrew a case from him in which a bench headed by him had questioned delays in the implementation of the SC collegium's resolutions for the appointment of judges. This case was then taken away from his bench and has not been listed in the last three years.

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