NewzA newly formed student party has won the elections in Serbia, securing 51 percent of the vote compared to 40 percent for the ruling SNS party. The movement, composed of inexperienced experts and scholars, achieved the victory despite facing repression and operating without a central figurehead, as its message of change resonated broadly with the electorate.
The defeat marks a significant setback for the ruling establishment and incumbent leadership under Aleksandar Vucic, who was characterized in reports as an autocrat. The outcome highlights a successful electoral challenge driven by grassroots academic and professional figures against established political dominance in the region.
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