塞尔维亚将于周日举行议会选举，对总理武契奇12年的统治构成威胁2。本次选举共有18个名单参选，其中7个名单拥有全部250个国会席位的候选人2。这场选举源自2024年11月新萨德火车站坍塌事件引发的学生运动，该事件造成16人死亡，随后演变为全国性反政府浪潮2。学生组织成立了"学生名单-学生获胜"候选人名单参选2。
武契奇政府面临关于暴力、网络攻击和威胁的指控1。学生和反对派在贝尔格莱德举行了集会抗议，而武契奇则在塞尔维亚南部举行集会活动1。国际监察机构对选举公平性表示关切，警告存在选举操纵和暴力威胁2。理事会议会大会指出选举气氛"紧张且分裂"2，电视新闻覆盖中政府代表占据近四分之三的时间2。同时，该地区记录了约160起针对媒体和记者的攻击事件2。欧洲观察员将监督投票过程。这场选举反映了该地区长期的政治僵局1。
Serbia is holding parliamentary elections as a student-driven protest movement challenges Prime Minister Aleksandar Vučić's twelve years in power.2 The uprising, which originated from a November 2024 train station collapse in Novi Sad that killed sixteen people, has evolved into a nationwide anti-government movement.2 The student-led "Student List—Students Win" has organized a slate of candidates to compete in the election.2
The political climate surrounding the vote reflects deep tensions.1 Government authorities face accusations of violence, cyberattacks, and threats.1 Students and opposition supporters have held rallies in Belgrade, while Vučić has campaigned in Serbia's southern regions.1 International observers have raised concerns about the fairness of the electoral process, with media monitoring organizations warning of potential election manipulation and threats of violence.2 According to reports, government representatives have occupied nearly three-quarters of television news airtime coverage.2 The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe has described the electoral atmosphere as "tense and divisive" with a "referendum-like atmosphere."2 Vučić has characterized his political opponents as "great powers" rather than students and professors.2
The contest will determine control of Serbia's 250-seat parliament, distributed through proportional representation.2 Eighteen lists of candidates are competing in the election, with seven of them presenting complete slates of all 250 candidates.2 Documented incidents include approximately 160 attacks targeting media outlets and journalists.2
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