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Belgrade in rapture as Serbian students topple Vucic in historic election

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Briefings

Serbia's student-led movement won parliamentary elections on Sunday, ending 14 years of Aleksandar Vucic's rule. Vucic conceded defeat within two hours of voting, leading to celebrations in Belgrade. The movement blamed the government for corruption.

Key points

• Serbia's student-led movement won parliamentary elections on Sunday, ending 14 years of Aleksandar Vucic's rule.
• Vucic conceded defeat within two hours of voting, leading to celebrations in Belgrade.

Context

A student-led movement in Serbia won parliamentary elections, ending 14 years of Aleksandar Vucic's rule. Vucic conceded defeat within two hours of voting, leading to celebrations in Belgrade. The movement blamed the government for corruption.

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Evidence covers only the immediate election result and immediate aftermath. No data on voter turnout, specific vote counts, or long-term policy impacts is provided. No information on the movement's origins, composition, or future political strategies is available.

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