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Serbia ends 12-year rule
Bučić concedes election loss
In short
A student-led political movement won Serbia's parliamentary election.
Former President Aleksandar Bučić acknowledged defeat after 12 years in power.
Protests following a train station collapse led to a change in government.
Key facts
| When | October 25 (local time) Serbia held an early parliamentary election; provisional results announced October 26 |
|---|---|
| Who | Student-led coalition 'Student List' and former President Aleksandar Bučić |
| What | Student List won with 52.65% of votes, ending Bučić's 12-year rule |
| Why | Anti-government protests spread after a train station collapse in Novi Sad in 2024 |
What it means for me
No direct impact on Korea, but shows changing political trends in Europe.
