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Serbia’s student-led opposition ousted authoritarian President Vučić, signaling a potential democratic reset and improved relations with the EU.
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Serbia’s student-led opposition ousted authoritarian President Vučić, signaling a potential democratic reset and improved relations with the EU.
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Hopes raised for a reset in relations with EU and other partners following the defeat of authoritarian presidentSerbian leader ousted by student movement in seismic electionSerbia wakes up to a new reality this morning after a grassroots opposition movement led by students ousted the country’s former authoritarian president Aleksandar Vučić, raising hopes for a new opening in relations with the EU and other partners.With 96.9% polling stations processed, the Student List has 52.6% of votes, well ahead of Vučić’s bloc at 39.22%. Continue reading...
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