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Student List
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- RegionSrdanović of the Student List: open to dialogue with Kosovo, but agreements may be reviewedIn an interview with RFE/RL, a representative of the movement that won Serbia's election took no position on extraditing Milan Radoičić or on a meeting with Kurti before a government is formed.
- BalkansSerbia's election commission: Student List wins 140 seats and an outright majority, Vučić's list 104The Republic Electoral Commission on Monday evening adopted preliminary results of the Oct. 25 election: 52.71% for the Student List and 39.17% for “Ujedinjena Srbija.”
- DiplomacyTirana congratulates Serbia’s Student List; Begaj: The Presheva Valley’s win must bring more rightsThe Foreign Ministry and the president congratulated the Albanians of the Presheva Valley, whom preliminary projections give two seats, and urged Belgrade to engage in dialogue with Kosovo.
- RegionSerbia after the Student List's win: EU says “the door is open,” Tirana calls for normalization with KosovoWith over 96% of polling stations processed, the Student List has 52.54% against 39.29% for Vučić's list; von der Leyen, Costa, Kos and Merz congratulate the winners, while Albania's Foreign Ministry calls for engagement in the dialogue with Pristina.
- KosovoThe Student List and Kosovo: Constitution in hand, a review of agreements and status back at the UNThe winners of Serbia's elections treat Kosovo as an inseparable part of Serbia; analysts quoted by RFE/RL expect no quick change of position but say Belgrade cannot leave the dialogue without risking ties with the EU.
- RegionVučić concedes defeat in Serbia: Student list heads for 138 seats and an absolute majorityAfter 12 years in power, the Serbian president said on RTS that “it is clear that we lost these elections”; according to CeSID, the student list wins 52.1% and his coalition 39.3%.
- RegionSerbia in election silence: About 150,000 at students’ rally on Slavija, Sunday’s result uncertainThe Student List closed its campaign with a huge rally in Belgrade, while scarce polling and allegations of pressure on voters leave the race against the SNS wide open.
