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Croatian MEP Gordan Bosanac believes that students have defeated Aleksandar Vučić by focusing on the democratization of Serbia instead of issues related to Kosovo, Russia, and the European Union, and that they now face the challenges of building a sustainable political project and transforming Serbia into a democratic society. #Demokratizacija #StudentskiPokret #Srbija (translated)

Žarko Puhovski predicts that the departure of Aleksandar Vučić could lead to a resolution of the student movement and significant changes in Serbia, while warning of the possible consequences of confronting key issues of the old regime, such as the media and intelligence services. #Srbija #Vučić #studentskipokret (translated)

Belgrade lawyer Sarah El Sarag emphasizes that the key goal of the student movement in Serbia is to restore faith in institutions and the rule of law, stressing that if we do not achieve accountability for the former government, we have accomplished nothing. #studentskiPokret #vladavinaPrava #demokracija (translated)

In the extraordinary parliamentary elections in Serbia, the Students' List Students won, and the president of the Workers' Front, Katarina Peović, pointed out that the change of government in Serbia was driven by organized student struggles, which Vučić did not recognize correctly. #izbori #srbija #studentskiPokret (translated)

Historian Hrvoje Klasić analyzed the consequences of the student movement in Serbia and highlighted the complexity of Serbian society and the uncertain future of political changes, pointing out that the newly elected government is facing pressures from Europe and the need for structural changes. #Srbija #studentskipokret #HrvojeKlašić (translated)

Historian Hrvoje Klasić believes that Serbia is ripe for lustration after recent political changes and the victory of the student movement, but warns that the new government faces many challenges, including pressure from Europe and internal structural problems. #Srbija #studentskipokret #politika (translated)

Russian media extensively report on the early parliamentary elections in Serbia, highlighting the victory of the student movement and the decline of Aleksandar Vučić's coalition, along with a warning about possible changes in the foreign policy direction of Belgrade. #Srbija #StudentskiPokret #Izbori2026 (translated)

Aleksandar Vučić has lost the support of the people due to his constant presence on television, dramatic performances, and poor reactions to tragic events, which has resulted in student protests that highlighted broader issues of state authority and trust among the citizens of Serbia. #Srbija #politika #studentskipokret (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)

Aleksandar Vučić, the long-time leader of Serbia, surprised his supporters with a swift admission of defeat in the Sunday parliamentary elections, marking the end of his rule that lasted for over a decade, which was challenged by student movement activists due to authoritarian practices and corruption in his party. #AleksandarVučić #studentskipokret #Srbija (translated)

At polling stations across Serbia, large crowds have been reported since morning during the early parliamentary elections, which represent a critical point in the political crisis, with the biggest challenge for the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) coming from the Students' List - Students Win, amid deep societal divisions and public protests. #Izbori2024 #Srbija #StudentskiPokret (translated)

The victory of the student movement in the elections in Serbia could bring changes to the country's domestic politics, but at the same time raise questions about relations with neighbors, including Croatia, particularly in the context of historical tensions and nationalist attitudes. #Srbija #Hrvatska #StudentskiPokret (translated)

Belgrade's streets were full of students during the final gathering of the campaign Students' List - Students Win, which took place before the upcoming elections on October 25, where they called on citizens for a change of government and pointed out the corruption of the current authorities. #StudentskiPokret #Sloboda #Izbori2026 (translated)

With his resignation in September, Vučić shortened his second term as head of state by seven months, after which the Constitution does not allow him to run for president, so that he could, as he said, "as an ordinary citizen" engage in the campaign. #Izbori #Dijaspora #StudentskiPokret (translated)

Ahead of the key elections on October 25 in Serbia, students and the opposition are demanding more polling places for the diaspora, accusing the authorities of obstructing voting, which could complicate or prevent voting for more than 26,000 Serbian citizens registered abroad. #Izbori #Dijaspora #StudentskiPokret (translated)