Serbia's Vucic loses snap election after Putin-style power gamble backfires, blames 'foreign interference'
India, Oct. 26 -- In a major political setback, Serbian leader Aleksandar Vucic acknowledged on Sunday that the student-supported opposition movement had won the snap election in the country, marking an unexpected turn in the country's political landscape.
The election on October 25 saw a fierce battle between Vucic's right-wing Serbian Progressive Party and the opposition Student List, which was seeking a major political change
Addressing his supporters in Belgrade, Vucic alleged that foreign assistance had contributed to the Student List's victory but offered no evidence to substantiate the claim, Bloomberg reported. He added that the movement had secured 2 million votes in Serbia, which has a population of approximately 6.5 million....
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