Serbian student protests pose biggest challenge to Vucic's rule
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Student-led protests in Serbia are challenging the government's authority, with potential spillover effects on neighboring countries, particularly Bosnia's Republika Srpska and its leader Milorad Dodik. The authorities in Serbia are reportedly struggling to maintain control, while North Macedonia also faces unrest. The situation is fluid, and the full political impact remains uncertain.
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Serbia's student-led opposition, 'Studentski List', has transitioned from protest to direct electoral challenge, posing the most significant threat to President Vučić's decade-long dominance in the upcoming parliamentary elections. Large-scale pre-election rallies in Belgrade indicate substantial public mobilization, though the impact on election outcomes and the integrity of the vote remain uncertain. The EU has expressed concerns regarding election transparency.
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