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Serbia's streets ERUPT after conservative leader concedes election defeat to student-led movement

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“Serbia's streets ERUPT after conservative leader concedes election defeat to student-led movement”

Serbia's streets have erupted after its long-standing conservative leader conceded the election to a student-led movement. Aleksandar Vucic, leader of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), admitted it was "clear that we have lost these elections". Mr Vucic has been a dominant figure in Serbian politics since 2012, and has ruled as either President or Prime Minister since 2014. But he was forced to call a snap parliamentary election after almost two years of protests against perceived corruption…

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