—🗳🇷🇸 WATCH: The moment Aleksandar Vučić concedes defeat in the parliamentary elections and recognizes the Student List’s victory.

🔗 Dunav Intel

✅ @balkanspectator — the leading Balkan news channel in English

—🗳🇷🇸 Vučić predicts foreign policy changes after conceding defeat

➡️ Aleksandar Vučić claimed that a government led by the Student List would impose sanctions on Russia by March or April and change Serbia’s approach to Republika Srpska and Sarajevo.

➡️ During the campaign, the student movement said it would maintain Serbia’s position against sanctions on Russia.

🔗 Vučić’s remarks · Students’ stated position

✅ @balkanspectator — the leading Balkan news channel in English

—❗️🗳🇷🇸 JUST IN: A picture for History from the Student List's Headquarters.

✅ @balkanspectator — the leading Balkan news channel in English

—🗳🇷🇸 SERBIA ELECTS | Speaking at the Student List’s election headquarters after its victory, academic and candidate Radomir Saičić said “the voice of freedom” could be heard tonight.

✅ @balkanspectator — the leading Balkan news channel in English

—🗳🇷🇸 WATCH: Celebrating crowds march past the Albania Palace in central Belgrade.

➡️ Footage from the scene shows crowds coming together after police withdrew from a section of Kralja Milana Street.

🔗 Georg von Ehren

✅ @balkanspectator — the leading Balkan news channel in English

—🗳🇷🇸 WATCH: Police move back as celebrating crowds fill central Belgrade.

➡️ Hundreds of people march from Terazije into Kralja Milana Street, joining others approaching from the London junction, following Vučić’s concession in Serbia’s parliamentary election.

🔗 Georg von Ehren

✅ @balkanspectator — the leading Balkan news channel in English

—🗳🇷🇸 WATCH: Celebrations in Novi Sad.

🔗 zarko bogosavljevic

✅ @balkanspectator — the leading Balkan news channel in English

—🗳🇷🇸 WATCH: Celebrations in Pančevo.

🔗 Gazda Topuzić

✅ @balkanspectator — the leading Balkan news channel in English

—❗️🗳🇷🇸/🇧🇦 Dodik congratulates Serbia’s Student List, thanks Vučić

➡️ SNSD leader Milorad Dodik has congratulated the Student List on its election victory and praised Serbian voters for exercising their democratic will.

➡️ He also thanked Aleksandar Vučić for years of cooperation and support for Republika Srpska, saying that ties between Serbia and the Bosnian Serb entity would remain close.

🔗 Dodik’s statement

✅ @balkanspectator — the leading Balkan news channel in English

—❗️👑 / 🗳🇷🇸 Statement from Hereditary Prince Philip of Serbia:

Dear students, dear youth of Serbia,

From the bottom of my heart, I congratulate you on your great victory!

Through your courage and perseverance, you have awakened hope and shown that Serbia loves its children. As a Karađorđević, I look with particular pride upon a generation that preserves the freedom-loving spirit of our people.

May this victory mark the beginning of reconciliation, justice, and the restoration of trust. May it bring us closer together and remind us that we must build Serbia’s future together.

A great responsibility lies ahead of you. I wish you to bear it with honour, wisdom, and humility, in the service of all citizens.

Long live our Serbia! 🇷🇸

Crown Prince Filip

✅ @balkanspectator — the leading Balkan news channel in English

—🗳🇷🇸 SERBIA ELECTS | Seat distribution in the National Assembly based on CRTA's preliminary results.

✅ @balkanspectator — the leading Balkan news channel in English

—🗳🇷🇸 WATCH: Celebrations in Serbia's capital.

🔗 fiumi di parole

✅ @balkanspectator — the leading Balkan news channel in English

—🗳🇷🇸 WATCH: Belgrade tonight.

🔗 Savski nasip

✅ @balkanspectator — the leading Balkan news channel in English

—🗳🇷🇸 SERBIAN ELECTIONS | THANK YOU

Thank you very much to all our readers and partner channels for trusting Balkan Spectator tonight.

Together, you made an extraordinary milestone possible: Balkan Spectator’s coverage of today’s Serbian elections surpassed 50,000 views throughout election day.

From the opening of the polls to the first results, celebrations and reactions, we worked to bring you continuous, verified updates from Serbia.

More than a number, those 50,000+ views represent the trust of thousands of readers who chose Balkan Spectator to follow one of Serbia’s most important political events.

Thank you for reading, sharing and supporting our work — and a special thank you to our partner channels for helping our coverage reach a wider audience.

The Balkans never stop. Neither do we.

✅ @balkanspectator — the leading Balkan news channel in English