Students have taken the polls in Serbia, challenging longtime leader Aleksander Vucic in a parliamentary election held on October 25, 2026. The student-led bloc, backed by student-led protests over corruption and accountability, is expected to gain significant support, indicating a strong desire for change. The turnout is high, suggesting a decisive shift in the political landscape.
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The student-led bloc, backed by student-led protests over corruption and accountability,…: The student-led bloc, backed by student-led protests over corruption and accountability, is expected to gain significant support.
The turnout is high, suggesting a decisive shift in the political landscape.: The turnout is high, suggesting a decisive shift in the political landscape.
The student-led bloc challenges longtime leader Aleksander Vucic in a parliamentary elect…: The student-led bloc challenges longtime leader Aleksander Vucic in a parliamentary election.
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Serbia votes as student-led bloc challenges longtime leader Vucic
Serbians are turning out in huge numbers to vote in a parliamentary election which could see Aleksander Vucic’s longstanding reign brought to an end. The vote follows months of student-led anti-government protests over corruption and accountability.
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