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How a movement of students brought down Serbia's Vučić

Name: How a movement of students brought down Serbia's Vučić
Uploaded: 2026-10-26T01:54:07+00:00
Description: Serbia's recent elections have shaken the long-standing rule of Aleksandar Vučić, fueled by a powerful student movement. What began with a tragic incident in Novi Sad has ignited nationwide protests demanding accountability and reform. Supp...

Serbia's recent elections have shaken the long-standing rule of Aleksandar Vučić, fueled by a powerful student movement. What began with a tragic incident in Novi Sad has ignited nationwide protests demanding accountability and reform. Supp...

BBC News· Oct 26, 2026 · 1:54 AM · 4 views

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