Serbia’s Student List preparing for talks on forming government despite no clear leader
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The Student List movement is preparing to form a government after winning a major election, which could end fourteen years of authoritarian nationalist rule in Serbia. This transition represents a significant political shift for the Balkan country.
Non-hierarchical movement is seeking to ‘rebuild society’ in Balkan country after years of authoritarian rule Serbia’s triumphant but untested Student List movement is preparing to start talks on forming a government capable of reversing 14 years of increasingly authoritarian nationalist rule, after a seismic weekend election win. Supporters of the movement, which has no experience of government, took to the streets in the west Balkan country on Monday after the strongman former president, Aleks
Authoritarian regimes are systems of government characterized by the concentration of power in a leader or an elite not constitutionally responsible to the public, often limiting political pluralism and civil liberties.
- •The upcoming talks on forming a new government coalition.
- •How the movement handles the transition of power without a clear leader or prior government experience.