Serbs Celebrate Student List Election Victory, but Question About Concrete Plans Remains
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The election victory of the Student List does not automatically mean a new course for Serbia. That is according to Balkan experts Vjosa Musliu and Stefan Blommaert. The movement has no clear policy agenda. Radical course changes also seem unlikely on sensitive foreign issues such as Kosovo, relations with Russia, and the planned EU accession.
The party has an absolute majority in the Serbian parliament and can form a government, but who will join it or what the policy will be is unknown.
The winner of the Serbian parliamentary elections, the "Student's List", won 141 seats in the Assembly (Parliament), giving him a parliamentary majority, as well as the opportunity to elect a new parliamentary leadership and form a government, reported on the RTS television channel.
ILIJA Srdanović, the holder of the student list, expressed hope for peaceful and democratic elections in Serbia. He expects a record turnout and a legitimate new government that will lead the country to a better future.
Representatives of the Student List: Tomorrow we will start building Serbia, we will prove that we are worthy of trust - We know it will not be easy, we will not forget the people who trusted us
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