Aleksandar Vučić admitted defeat in the extraordinary parliamentary elections, which were won by a protest movement led by students, resulting in celebrations and eruptions of joy among the masses in Belgrade. #izboriusrbiji #AleksandarVučić #StudentskaLista (translated)
On October 30, students and workers will mobilize in the square for a general strike against the rising cost of living and rearmament, but concerns are growing about possible infiltrations of violent groups among the protesters. #ScioperoGenerale #Proteste #CaroVita (translated)

Ilija Srdanović commented on the surprising victory of the Student List in the elections in Serbia, emphasizing that Serbia has defeated the tyrant Aleksandar Vučić, thus opening the way for a better future and strengthening interstate relations. #Vučić #Izbori #StudentiPobjeđuju (translated)

The students won victory in the early parliamentary elections in Serbia, obtaining 52% of the votes and 138 seats, while former president Aleksandar Vučić admitted defeat live on TV. #ElezioniSerbia #Studentesca #Vittoria (translated)

Students at the referendum against Vučić left a strong message that Serbia is seeking change, which opened the way for better relations with Croatia. #IzboriUSrbiji #StudentskiPokret #PolitičkePromjene (translated)

The political platform Možemo! congratulated the students and citizens of Serbia on their electoral victory, emphasizing the importance of changing the government as the first step towards the renewal of institutions, the rule of law, and the fight against corruption. #Možemo #StudentskiPokret #IzboriSrbija (translated)

In the Sunday parliamentary elections in Serbia, students achieved a great victory with a record turnout, while the reaction of Western metropolises to Vučić's defeat remained restrained. #Srbija #izbori #studenti (translated)

The author of the post wrote that a possible solution for Romania could take shape in Serbia. He argued that the "Students' List" had shown how a movement started from society could become a credible electoral alternative: students had mobilized people and supported a list of professionals. #România #Serbia #Studenți #RO #RS (translated)
In Serbia, President Aleksandar Vucic was defeated by students, with the Student List obtaining 52% of the votes and 138 seats out of 250, marking a political turning point in Belgrade. #Serbia #Elezioni #Vucic (translated)

Aleksandar Vučić admitted defeat in the elections, which led to an investigation into his business moves and the 20 billion euros spent on Expo, while students take over power in Serbia. #Vučić #Srbija #studentskaLista (translated)

The author wrote that Serbia had turned a page and that the Students' list had surpassed 50% of the votes, winning the elections. He added that, with a turnout exceeding 70%, Serbian citizens had shown that they believed in democracy and wanted to participate actively. #Serbia #Elezioni #Democrazia #RS (translated)
In Belgrade, historically high voter turnout was recorded on election night, and students declared victory while Aleksandar Vučić acknowledged his defeat, marking the end of his 14-year dominance over national politics. #izbori #Srbija #Beograd (translated)
The student list has won the election in #Serbia. People are flooding into the streets to celebrate the end of the autocratic Vučić regime. At the same time, students' accounts have called on everyone to stay at the polling stations and to keep away from the police and the thuggish groups. (translated)
The Students' List managed to oust from power, after 12 years, the government of Aleksandar Vucic, generating celebration in the streets of Belgrade, following massive protests that led to the formation of this political entity. #AlegeriSerbia #ListaStudentilor #Proteste (translated)

In the extraordinary parliamentary elections in Serbia, the student list Students Win received 52 percent of the votes, declaring victory, while Aleksandar Vučić acknowledged his defeat with 39.3 percent. #Izbori2026 #StudentiPobjeđuju #VučićPriznaoPoraz (translated)
A student movement from Serbia, formed by students, professors, doctors, and artists, managed to defeat Aleksandar Vučić's party in the parliamentary elections, leading to the formation of a unified and decentralized electoral list represented by cardiologist Ilija Srđanović. #AlegeriSerbia #MișcareStudențească #Proteste (translated)
Alexandr Vucic acknowledged his defeat in the parliamentary elections in Serbia, where the Student List, a result of student protests, won with a significant percentage, marking the end of his 12 years in leadership. #AlegeriSerbia #Vucic #ListaStudenților (translated)

Youtrend reported an Ipsos/CeSID projection indicating that the Student List would have obtained 52% of the votes and 138 seats, while Vučić's United Serbia would have stopped at 39.3% and 104 seats. https://t.co/jkeeuqIrVu #Serbia #Elezioni #Politica (translated)
The Student List Students Win declared victory in the extraordinary parliamentary elections in Serbia, winning about 52 percent of the votes and approximately 138 parliamentary mandates, with a message about the beginning of a new chapter in which a society based on justice, freedom, and solidarity will be built. #StudentiPobjeđuju #IzboriSrbija #Sloboda (translated)