Thousands of students and supporters gathered in Belgrade for a massive rally, aiming to unseat the ruling Serbian Progressive party (SNS) in upcoming parliamentary elections. The "Student List" movement, a coalition of student-backed candidates, is challenging over 14 years of governance by veteran leader Aleksandar Vucic's party.
The pivotal vote on Sunday presents a significant opportunity for a change in leadership, with the student movement hoping to end the SNS's prolonged tenure. This mobilization highlights growing discontent among younger generations and a desire for a new political direction in Serbia.
Serbian Students Rally Against Long-Standing Rule Ahead of Elections
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