The former president of Serbia, Aleksandar Vucic, admitted defeat in the parliamentary elections in Serbia, declaring that the "Student List", supported by students, had won. The president of Serbia stepped down after several years of protests and called for early parliamentary elections, hoping to win and assume the position of prime minister. However, according to the results, the united opposition is winning. This includes students, as well as activists with a wide range of opinions (right, left, liberals), who demanded a fight against corruption, a change of power and solutions to the pressing problems in the country.

The former president of Serbia, Aleksandar Vucic, admitted defeat in the parliamentary elections in Serbia, declaring that the "Student List", supported by students, had won. The president of Serbia stepped down after several years of protests and called for early parliamentary elections, hoping to win and assume the position of prime minister. However, according to the results, the united opposition is winning. This includes students, as well as activists with a wide range of opinions (right, left, liberals), who demanded a fight against corruption, a change of power and solutions to the pressing problems in the country.