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Vučić concedes defeat in Serbia's parliamentary elections

First reported by Alphanews.am: 00:54

Updated 11:48, 21 sources

World. Photo: Bloomberg.com, cropped
Photo: Bloomberg.com, cropped

Aleksandar Vučić has conceded his coalition's defeat in the snap parliamentary elections of October 25, which were won by the opposition "Student List". According to Vučić, the winners will have 135–140 seats in the 250-seat parliament and his coalition about 105. The elections were called after student protests that lasted almost two years. According to Vučić, forces from the US and EU countries are behind the opposition's victory.

Coverage timeline

Who reported first and how the others caught up. Each bar shows how many of that side's outlets covered the story.

First to report: Alphanews.am · 00:54 · Opposition

Pro-government 2 / 6 First: Public Radio of Armenia, 7 h 57 min later
Balanced 7 / 13 First: Radar Armenia, 14 min later
Opposition 12 / 21 First: Alphanews.am, 00:54
Timeline as a list
  1. Alphanews.am (Opposition)
  2. Azg (Opposition)
  3. Armlur / Joghovurd (Opposition)
  4. Radar Armenia (Balanced)
  5. News.am (Opposition)
  6. 1in.am (Balanced)
  7. Public Radio of Armenia (Pro-government)
  8. Mamul.am (Balanced)
  9. Yerevan.Today (Opposition)
  10. Azatutyun (RFE/RL) (Balanced)
  11. Tert.am (Opposition)
  12. Armenpress (Pro-government)
  13. Hraparak (Opposition)
  14. 168 Zham (Opposition)
  15. 24news.am (Opposition)
  16. Politik.am (Opposition)
  17. Mediahub (Opposition)
  18. Factor (Balanced)
  19. Ararat News (Balanced)
  20. Past / Pastinfo (Opposition)
  21. Infocom (Balanced)

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