After 14 years of Vucic's political dominance, Serbia faces a new phase in its political development. Whether the student-backed movement can turn its electoral mandate into lasting institutional change will depend on how it organises its leadership.
After 14 years of Vucic's political dominance, Serbia faces a new phase in its political development. Whether the student-backed movement can turn its electoral mandate into lasting institutional change will depend on how it organises its leadership.
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After 14 years of Vucic's political dominance, Serbia faces a new phase in its political development. Whether the student-backed movement can turn its electoral mandate into lasting institutional change will depend on how it organises its leadership.
