Serbia is heading towards elections on Sunday after two years of student protests that have challenged the country’s ruling party and Aleksandar Vučić’s 12-year period in power.
The student-led movement has become a significant force in the run-up to the vote. Its protests are testing support for the ruling party and have raised the possibility that the election could bring an end to its time in government.
The supplied material does not provide further details about the election date, the parties contesting it, the movement’s specific demands or the government’s response. It also does not state what the latest opinion polling indicates.
The election will determine whether Vučić’s ruling party remains in power or faces a change after more than a decade of rule. The outcome is expected to show the extent to which the student protests have affected Serbia’s political landscape.
