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Serbia Elections 25 October: the Student List Challenges Vučić

We do not believe in victory: we are completely certain of it. To say it are Mihajlo, Ivana and Tea. A student, a journalist and a director. Three Serbs of different generations, with different stories and paths, but united by the same conviction: on October 25 the list of the student movement will win. Serbia will return to the polls for the parliamentary elections [...] The article From the square to the electoral race, students in Serbia drea…

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An opposition was never predicted as good chances of victory against long-term head of state Vučić as the student list – without popular top candidates and concrete goals.

·Vienna, Austria
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We do not believe in victory: we are completely certain of it. To say it are Mihajlo, Ivana and Tea. A student, a journalist and a director. Three Serbs of different generations, with different stories and paths, but united by the same conviction: on October 25 the list of the student movement will win. Serbia will return to the polls for the parliamentary elections [...] The article From the square to the electoral race, students in Serbia drea…

·Rome, Italy
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The EU accession country Serbia is facing the most important election since the end of the Milošević regime. The election campaign was not fair.

With less than a week left until the parliamentary elections in Serbia, the current question is whether Students' List or Vucic's United Serbia won over undecided voters and how this will affect the outcome of the election. As Una Sabljaković writes in the text of Deutsche Welle, according to Zoran Gavrilović, Executive Director of the Social Research Bureau, it is currently [...] Zdroj

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The Serbs are electing a new parliament on Sunday, and the consequences could be far-reaching for the whole of Europe: after almost two years of continuous protests, the showdown between the student movement and the regime of Aleksandar Vučić, which has been politically controlling the most important Western Balkan country for 14 years. Polls see an open race between the student list and the "United Serbia" alliance of the former president.

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Il Fatto Quotidiano broke the news in Rome, Italy on Tuesday, October 20, 2026.
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