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After Vucic defeat, Serbia waits to learn how student-backed leaders will govern

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A student-led movement secured a parliamentary majority in Serbia following Sunday’s general election, resulting in the defeat of longtime right-wing populist leader Aleksandar Vucic. The election outcome, described as a historic landslide, triggered nationwide celebrations and marked the end of Vucic’s tenure as the country's most powerful political figure.

As Serbia transitions into this new political era, the country faces uncertainty regarding the governing strategy of the incoming leadership. While the movement successfully mobilized tens of thousands of protesters to unseat the incumbent administration, the practical details of their future governance remain unclear.

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How the coverage differs

Same story, different emphasis — here's what each outlet chose to lead with.

The Citizen Focuses on the student movement's strategic targeting of a parliamentary majority.
Al Jazeera Emphasizes the ousting of the country's most powerful politician.
Express Tribune Highlights the uncertainty surrounding the new leadership's governing capabilities.
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