12 Years In Power, 1 Shock Defeat: Student Revolt Topples Strongman In European Nation|FirstpostLive

Serbia has witnessed a historic political shift as the student-led movement scores a stunning victory in parliamentary elections, ending nearly 14 years of rule by Aleksandar Vucic's Serbian Progressive Party. After almost two years of anti-government protests triggered by the deadly Novi Sad railway station collapse, students have turned public anger into electoral power. Preliminary results project the Student List to secure a majority in parliament, with Vucic conceding defeat while blaming foreign interference. As celebrations erupt across Belgrade, the victory raises a bigger question: could growing public anger reshape politics across Europe, including France, where mass protests and economic grievances continue to mount? Josh Barnes brings you more on this story on Firstpost Live.

00:00 Serbia's Student Movement Wins Historic Election

00:35 Belgrade Erupts In Celebrations After Vucic's Defeat

01:10 The Tragedy That Sparked Two Years Of Protests

01:55 Students Turn Street Anger Into Political Power

02:25 Vucic Blames Foreign Powers For Election Defeat

02:55 EU Backs Serbia's Democratic Reform Push

03:20 France's Mass Protests Put Government Under Pressure

03:50 Could Europe's Protest Wave Reshape Elections?

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