Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic's party lost the parliamentary elections for the first time in 14 years. In the vote on October 25, the opposition movement "Student List" won more than 52% and will have a majority in the parliament. "Student list" is not a party in the classical sense, but actually a list of candidates for vice-presidents supported by the student organizations. There are no students on this list - instead, there are 250 people from various professions: doctors, teachers, farmers, athletes, musicians. The list has already stated that it will not introduce sanctions against Russia and will put EU accession to a referendum. Read in the "Babel" article what unites the winners and how Serbia's trajectory will change after the defeat of Vucic, who refused the presidency and lost the chance to become prime minister.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic's party lost the parliamentary elections for the first time in 14 years. In the vote on October 25, the opposition movement "Student List" won more than 52% and will have a majority in the parliament. "Student list" is not a party in the classical sense, but actually a list of candidates for vice-presidents supported by the student organizations. There are no students on this list - instead, there are 250 people from various professions: doctors, teachers, farmers, athletes, musicians. The list has already stated that it will not introduce sanctions against Russia and will put EU accession to a referendum. Read in the "Babel" article what unites the winners and how Serbia's trajectory will change after the defeat of Vucic, who refused the presidency and lost the chance to become prime minister.