Following the Student List's electoral victory, which ended Aleksandar Vučić's 14-year rule, discussions are now focused on the process of forming a new government. The Student List, described as a non-hierarchical movement, is preparing for talks, with prominent figures like Radomir Saičić speaking on its behalf. Celebrations erupted across Serbia, but the new government faces the challenge of rebuilding institutions.

N1: October 25th at 9:31 PM: How it looked when Serbia realized Vučić was no…

A story reflecting on the moment when Serbia perceived the end of Aleksandar Vučić's political tenure, possibly related to election results.

Insajder: Belgrade Lawyer: Student List Victory a Turning Point for Serbia, Prosecution…

Following recent elections, lawyer Vladimir Beljanski stated that the student list's victory is a milestone for Serbia, creating an opportunity for new ideas and changes, while also highlighting the challenge of establishing independent institutions, particularly the judiciary.

N1: “Aleksandar Vučić's time is over”: “Impression of the Week” guests on student…

Guests on the show 'Impression of the Week' discuss the student victory and the transition of power, suggesting that Aleksandar Vučić's era has concluded.

Vreme: What follows the Students' List victory: How a new government is formed in…

The Students' List has won the majority in the elections.

N1: (BLOG) Second night of big celebrations across Serbia: A huge number of people…

Reports on widespread celebrations in Serbian cities following what is described as a victory for students, with a large gathering at Slavija square.

Insajder: Celebrations for Student List Victory Across Serbia: Fireworks, Tractors, and…

Supporters celebrated the student list's election victory with fireworks in Belgrade, tractors in Novi Sad and Subotica, and dancing in town squares.

Nova: Student List Takes Control: Procedures and Deadlines for New Serbian…

The Student List is set to lead the formation of the new Serbian government, with details provided on the procedures and timelines involved.

Police inspectors Slobodan Milenković and Dušan Mitić, known for exposing the 'Jovanjica' case, have publicly appeared, recounting years of persecution and threats stemming from their investigation. Student List candidate Radomir Saičić credited Inspector Milenković for helping to ensure security on election night, suggesting plans to forcefully retain power were thwarted. Students in Valjevo have issued a 24-hour ultimatum demanding the resignations of police leaders, while reports also…

Vreme: Who is Slobodan Milenković, the police inspector Saičić thanked for security?

Ahead of the elections, there were plans to forcefully retain power, and police inspector Slobodan Milenković is credited by Students' List candidate Radomir Saičić with helping to prevent this.

Vreme: Saičić (SL): Inspector Milenković responsible for our security on election night

Students' List candidate Radomir Saičić claims there were plans to violently hold onto power before the elections and names inspector Slobodan Milenković as someone who helped the Students' List.

Nova: Inspectors Milenković and Mitić with Citizens on Slavija: Years of Persecution…

Inspectors Slobodan Milenković and Dušan Mitić were seen with citizens on Slavija, recounting seven years of persecution and threats stemming from their investigation into the 'Jovanjica' case.

Nova: Marko Kričak Not the Only One Leaving Serbian Police: Official on MUP Departures

An official discusses who else, besides Marko Kričak, is expected to leave the Serbian Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP).

N1: Valjevo students give police leaders 24-hour ultimatum for resignations

Students in Valjevo have issued a 24-hour deadline to police leadership, demanding their resignations.

Nova: Prosecutorial Police Explained: Student List Candidate Outlines Plan Against…

A candidate from the Student List explains their proposed prosecutorial police force and its plan to combat crime and corruption in Serbia.

Citizens gathered in front of the TV Pink building in Belgrade, leading to clashes with police, while others stormed the Informer television station. The Independent Association of Journalists of Serbia (NUNS) has formally requested that the Regulatory Body for Electronic Media (REM) revoke Informer's broadcasting license.

Vreme: Police charge at demonstrators near TV Pink building

Citizens gathered in front of the TV Pink building in Belgrade, singing and throwing eggs, before police formed a cordon leading to clashes.

N1: NUNS submits initiative to REM to revoke Informer's license

The Independent Association of Journalists of Serbia (NUNS) is formally requesting that the Regulatory Body for Electronic Media (REM) revoke the broadcasting license of the Informer outlet.

N1: Citizens stormed the Informer television building

A report detailing an incident where citizens entered the premises of the Informer television station.

Political movements 'Belgrade u Pokretu' and 'Civic Liberal Democratic Party (CLS)' are calling for urgent new elections in Belgrade, stating that the current mayor, Aleksandar Šapić, lacks legitimacy.

N1: Belgrade u Pokretu and CLS demand immediate snap elections in Belgrade - Šapić…

Political movements Belgrade u Pokretu and Civic Liberal Democratic Party (CLS) are calling for urgent new elections in Belgrade, stating that the current mayor, Šapić, lacks legitimacy.

The Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) reported spending four million euros on their election campaign, but the actual costs remain unclear.

Danas: Reported Four Million Euros, But Unknown How Much Was Actually Spent: How Much…

The Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) reported spending four million euros on their campaign, but the actual costs remain unclear.