Content overview: “Serbia Student Protest Movement Challenges Vučić’s 12-Year Rule in Sunday Elections”. A two-year student protest movement in Serbia is mounting an unprecedented electoral challenge to President Aleksandar Vučić’s 12-year grip on power. The Student List, born from mass demonstrations, is fielding candidates in Sunday’s parliamentary elections, marking the most serious threat to Vučić’s increasingly authoritarian rule. Volunteers are using a mobile app to canvass neighborhoods like Krnjača in Belgrade, mapping voter support with lanyards reading “victory.” The movement’s democratic experiment has energized a generation demanding accountability and change. If successful, it could reshape Serbia’s political landscape and signal a shift away from entrenched leadership.
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