Summary
- The student movement’s victory represents a significant shift in Serbia’s political landscape but uncertainty remains over who will lead the next government.
- Under Serbia’s constitution, a new government can be formed within 90 days after parliament convenes following the announcement of the final election results.
- The election result could also encourage student-led movements elsewhere in Europe where young people have increasingly mobilised over education standards economic prospects and political accountability.
AI Generated Summary
Among the prominent figures associated with the student-backed list are cardiologist Ilija Srdanovic, former central bank governor Dejan Soskic and Belgrade University professor Radomir Sajcic. The movement’s domestic priorities include tackling corruption improving education and restoring public confidence in institutions.








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