Serbia’s ruling party faces a pivotal test as voters head to the polls amid sustained student-led demonstrations that have dominated political discourse for nearly two years. The opposition has framed the election as a referendum on the government’s handling of protests, which have centered on demands for democratic reforms and accountability. With tensions high, the outcome could reshape the country’s political landscape, potentially ending the long-standing dominance of the current leadership. Analysts warn the vote may deepen divisions already exposed by the prolonged unrest.
After two years of student protests, Serbians vote on Sunday in elections that could bring down the ruling party.
