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Serbian Studentska lista victory and political tensions

19 clusters · 259 sources · last updated

Latest: Serbia: Student List wins election, triggering institutional reforms

Following extraordinary elections on October 25, the Studentska lista movement, led by cardiologist Ilija Srdanović, secured 140 of 250 seats. This victory, following the November 2024 Novi Sad railway station collapse,

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Vučić proposes SNS leadership changes amid political shift

31 clusters · 559 sources · last updated

Latest: Serbian election results reflect deep social polarization

The October 25 extraordinary parliamentary elections in Serbia resulted in a major political shift, with Aleksandar Vučić conceding defeat. Preliminary results from the Republic Electoral Commission (RIK) indicate the ‘S

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Student List wins snap parliamentary elections in Serbia

54 clusters · 1123 sources · last updated

Latest: Serbia: Student movements emerge as a unifying force for opposition

Following the snap parliamentary elections held on October 25, 2026, the ‘Student List’ (Studentska lista/Students Win) has emerged as the largest group in Serbia’s 250-seat National Assembly. The movement secured approx

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Novi Sad railway station canopy collapse investigation

2 clusters · 114 sources · last updated

Latest: Belgrade protesters enter Informer TV studios following elections

Following the November 1, 2024, canopy collapse at the Novi Sad railway station that killed 16 people, legal and social efforts to secure accountability have continued. In judicial proceedings, the High Court in Novi Sad

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Student List wins Serbian elections, ending Vučić era

25 clusters · 248 sources · last updated

Latest: Aleksandar Vučić uses Edi Rama in Serbian election campaign

The Student List (Studentska lista) has secured an absolute majority in Serbia’s snap parliamentary elections held on October 25, 2026. Preliminary results from the Republic Electoral Commission (RIK) indicate the moveme

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