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The victorious student movement in Serbia's recent parliamentary elections has demanded the resignation of public broadcasting leaders, accusing them of bias during the nationalist party's 14-year rule. They criticized the Serbian Radio-Television (RTS) for airing insulting remarks about students without critical analysis. This historic victory followed two years of protests triggered by a tragic accident linked to corruption. The RTS reportedly stopped covering events in Belgrade after the election results were acknowledged. Calls for accountability in media have intensified, with NGOs urging regulatory actions against pro-Vucic channels. The student-supported list secured 52.8% of the votes, allowing them to govern independently, with final results pending.