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Serbia's Student List Wins Election, Faces Decisions Over Leadership and Reform

After defeating Aleksandar Vučić's party, Serbia's student movement must choose a prime minister and turn its protest coalition into a government, while anger over media coverage spills into newsrooms.

Read the full story → · Latest coverage 28 Oct 2026, 1:57 pm UTC

Chapters · 4

  1. 1Serbia's Student Movement Wins Election, Ending Vučić's 14-Year Rule
  2. 2Serbia's student movement defeats Vučić and prepares to form a government
  3. 3Serbia's Student List Wins Election as Leadership and Media Questions Mount
  4. 4Serbia's Student List Wins Election, Faces Decisions Over Leadership and Reform

Key moments · 24

Novi Sad canopy collapse triggers nationwide protest movement

Top World News- News18.com ↗

Marching students reach Belgrade to a mass welcome

The Independent ↗

Huge crowds attend students' final campaign rally

The Independent ↗

Vucic holds rival rally across the capital

Al Jazeera ↗

Analyst forecasts very tight election as students challenge Vucic

Euronews ↗

Electoral irregularity allegations raise fears of post-election crisis

Deutsche Welle ↗

BBC describes student movement's neck-and-neck election challenge

BBC News - World News ↗

Infobae reports students' challenge in Sunday's election

Infobae ↗

DIE ZEIT examines election's stakes for Serbia's political system

DIE ZEIT | Nachrichten, News, Hintergründe und Debatten ↗

Students arrive in Belgrade after marches across Serbia

Telegraaf ↗

Student movement fields candidates for Sunday's election

NPR - Middle East ↗

Serbia votes in closely fought parliamentary election

Deutsche Welle ↗

Snap parliamentary election draws turnout approaching 70 percent

© Darko Vojinovic, AP ↗

Vučić concedes defeat and congratulates his electoral opponents

NYT World News ↗

Student List wins absolute majority in parliamentary election

Deutschlandfunk - Fortlaufende Nachrichten vom 24. August 2026 ↗

Student List wins majority and ends Vučić's rule

The Conversation ↗

Student List still lacks a prime minister candidate

Financial Times ↗

Thousands continue celebrating student movement victory in Belgrade

The Globe and Mail ↗

Protesters enter Informer studios and interrupt live broadcast

Telegraaf ↗

Thousands celebrate Student List victory in Belgrade

Al Jazeera ↗

Broadcaster apology for years of one-sided reporting emerges

Times now ↗

Movement faces decisions on premier and elected representatives

Il Post ↗

Novak Djokovic praises Serbia's student movement after election win

News ↗

Four contenders emerge for Serbia's vacant prime minister post

The Independent ↗

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