- Serbian university students have formed a major political force, the Students' List, to challenge Aleksandar Vucic's right-wing ruling party in the upcoming early parliamentary election.
- The youth movement originated following a train station tragedy in November 2024 that killed 16 people, triggering widespread anti-corruption demonstrations.
- Operating through democratic assemblies without a single leader, the movement aims to rebuild democratic institutions, combat corruption, and end Vucic's 14-year populist dominance.
- Tens of thousands of supporters are expected to attend the students' final campaign rally in Belgrade ahead of the vote.
- International observers and political analysts have raised concerns over potential election irregularities and the risk of political violence.
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