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Serbia is holding parliamentary elections amid significant student-led protests against long-time leader Aleksandar Vucic, marking a major challenge to his regime. The elections follow nearly two years of demonstrations sparked by a tragic incident in Novi Sad, which gained widespread student support. Long queues formed at polling stations in Belgrade and Novi Sad before voting began. A student victory could signal a political shift in Serbia, reminiscent of recent events in Hungary. Vucic, who has stepped down as president to run for prime minister, has maintained strong support for his modernization efforts. The student movement aims to combat corruption and improve education, while their candidate list includes many unknowns. Polls indicate a tight race, with Vucic's party slightly ahead in some surveys. The protests have intensified calls for Vucic's resignation, amid accusations of repression and foreign influence. Relations with the EU have soured due to concerns over judicial…