Serbia’s upcoming elections have taken on heightened political significance as a student-led protest movement gains momentum, challenging the country’s long-serving populist government. The opposition coalition, backed by youth activists, is pushing for systemic change after years of criticism over democratic backsliding and centralized power. With public frustration over economic struggles and political repression growing, the vote could mark a turning point in Serbia’s political landscape. The outcome will hinge on whether voters prioritize stability under the established leadership or embrace a shift toward greater accountability and reform.
Serbia is heading to the polls as a student movement attempts to oust longtime populist leader Aleksandar Vučić.
