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Opposition wins election in Serbia and ends 14-year Vučić rule

Leaderless movement secures over 50% of the vote with an 11-point platform focused on eradicating corruption and reforming the media.

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Published October 27, 2026, 14:18 (Brasília time) · 2 min read

Members of the student movement celebrate electoral victory in Serbia, smiling and applauding. — Members of the Student List celebrate victory in Serbia's parliamentary elections Photo: Reprodução/BBC News Brasil

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What happened: The Student List won the parliamentary elections in Serbia with over 50% of the vote, ending 14 years of power for Aleksandar Vučić's party.
Who is affected: The Serbian population, anti-government voters, and the new lawmakers elected by the coalition.
What changes: The Serbian parliament is now controlled by the opposition, which has pledged to implement an anti-corruption program, reform state media, and purge officials linked to repression.

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