Serbia's student movement defeats Vučić and prepares to form a government
The Student List has won a parliamentary majority, but must now choose a prime minister and decide how a protest movement will exercise power.
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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 majority and ends Vučić's rule
The Conversation ↗Student List still lacks a prime minister candidate
Financial Times ↗Thousands celebrate Student List victory in Belgrade
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