Parliamentary elections in Serbia; Vučić's close contest with the student movement Serbian parliamentary elections began on Sunday while Vučić, the president of that country, faces a serious challenge from the student movement; A movement that has led protests against his government for almost two years. About 6.4 million eligible voters can choose from among the candidates of 18 parties, the representatives of the 250 seats of the parliament of this country. The main contest is between the Progressive Party of Serbia led by Vucic and the student-backed list. Polls indicate a close race and likely a high turnout. The student protest began after 16 people were killed in the collapse of the roof of the Novi Sad train station in 2024 and continued with anti-corruption demands and requests for accountability from the authorities. The official results of the election will be announced on Monday.

Parliamentary elections in Serbia; Vučić's close contest with the student movement Serbian parliamentary elections began on Sunday while Vučić, the president of that country, faces a serious challenge from the student movement; A movement that has led protests against his government for almost two years. About 6.4 million eligible voters can choose from among the candidates of 18 parties, the representatives of the 250 seats of the parliament of this country. The main contest is between the Progressive Party of Serbia led by Vucic and the student-backed list. Polls indicate a close race and likely a high turnout. The student protest began after 16 people were killed in the collapse of the roof of the Novi Sad train station in 2024 and continued with anti-corruption demands and requests for accountability from the authorities. The official results of the election will be announced on Monday.