Supporters of the Students' List gather at Slavija Square as they celebrate their victory a day after Serbia's snap parliamentary elections, in Belgrade on October 26, 2026. A day after a seismic victory over Serbia's long-serving right-wing leader, a student-led movement faces the challenge of governing a country beset by problems. The movement, which mobilised some of Serbia's largest crowds since Slobodan Milosevic fell in 2000, has pledged to tackle corruption, strengthen education and boost the economy. But on Monday, little was known about the next steps of the student-backed list, made up of experts from various fields, most of them political novices. (Photo by Milos Milanovic / AFP via Getty Images)

Supporters of the Students' List gather at Slavija Square as they celebrate their victory a day after Serbia's snap parliamentary elections, in Belgrade on October 26, 2026. A day after a seismic victory over Serbia's long-serving right-wing leader, a student-led movement faces the challenge of governing a country beset by problems. The movement, which mobilised some of Serbia's largest crowds since Slobodan Milosevic fell in 2000, has pledged to tackle corruption, strengthen education and boost the economy. But on Monday, little was known about the next steps of the student-backed list, made up of experts from various fields, most of them political novices. (Photo by Milos Milanovic / AFP via Getty Images)

A demonstrator poses as supporters of the Students' List gather at Slavija Square as they celebrate their victory a day after Serbia's snap parliamentary elections, in Belgrade on October 26, 2026. A day after a seismic victory over Serbia's long-serving right-wing leader, a student-led movement faces the challenge of governing a country beset by problems. The movement, which mobilised some of Serbia's largest crowds since Slobodan Milosevic fell in 2000, has pledged to tackle corruption, strengthen education and boost the economy. But on Monday, little was known about the next steps of the student-backed list, made up of experts from various fields, most of them political novices. (Photo by Milos Milanovic / AFP via Getty Images)

Supporters of the Students' List gather at Slavija Square as they celebrate their victory a day after Serbia's snap parliamentary elections, in Belgrade on October 26, 2026. A day after a seismic victory over Serbia's long-serving right-wing leader, a student-led movement faces the challenge of governing a country beset by problems. The movement, which mobilised some of Serbia's largest crowds since Slobodan Milosevic fell in 2000, has pledged to tackle corruption, strengthen education and boost the economy. But on Monday, little was known about the next steps of the student-backed list, made up of experts from various fields, most of them political novices. (Photo by Milos Milanovic / AFP via Getty Images)

Supporters of the Students' List gather at Slavija Square as they celebrate their victory a day after Serbia's snap parliamentary elections, in Belgrade on October 26, 2026. A day after a seismic victory over Serbia's long-serving right-wing leader, a student-led movement faces the challenge of governing a country beset by problems. The movement, which mobilised some of Serbia's largest crowds since Slobodan Milosevic fell in 2000, has pledged to tackle corruption, strengthen education and boost the economy. But on Monday, little was known about the next steps of the student-backed list, made up of experts from various fields, most of them political novices. (Photo by Milos Milanovic / AFP via Getty Images)

Supporters of the Students' List gather at Slavija Square as they celebrate their victory a day after Serbia's snap parliamentary elections, in Belgrade on October 26, 2026. A day after a seismic victory over Serbia's long-serving right-wing leader, a student-led movement faces the challenge of governing a country beset by problems. The movement, which mobilised some of Serbia's largest crowds since Slobodan Milosevic fell in 2000, has pledged to tackle corruption, strengthen education and boost the economy. But on Monday, little was known about the next steps of the student-backed list, made up of experts from various fields, most of them political novices. (Photo by Milos Milanovic / AFP via Getty Images)

A banner reading "We Do Not Ask for Privileges, We Demand Road Safety" is displayed on a freight truck taking part in a protest dubbed "Mexico No Aguanta Mas" (Mexico Can No Longer Endure) beside the US-Mexico border fence in Tijuana, Baja California state, Mexico, on October 26, 2026. (Photo by Guillermo Arias / AFP via Getty Images)

Freight trucks drive along a road next to the US-Mexico border fence while taking part in a protest dubbed "Mexico No Aguanta Mas" (Mexico Can No Longer Endure), demanding greater security on highways in the border city of Tijuana, Baja California state, Mexico, on October 26, 2026. (Photo by Guillermo Arias / AFP via Getty Images)