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Student movement takes Serbia's Vučić to the wire in neck-and-neck election

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Briefings

A student-led movement, the Student List, has emerged as the primary opposition force challenging Aleksandar Vučić's leadership in Serbia. This group formed after two years of anti-corruption protests and now faces a critical election where they are positioned to compete directly against the incumbent. The situation represents a significant political shift in the country's governance structure.

Key points

• The Student List emerged from nearly two years of organized anti-corruption protests.
• The group is now the largest challenge to Vučić's rule in the upcoming election.

Context

Serbia's political landscape is shifting as student activists organize to contest the next leadership election against the incumbent president.

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