Does the Budapest express hit Orbán's friend in Belgrade? – this is what the Sunday Serbian election is about

Tensions are high in Serbia ahead of the parliamentary elections, with President Aleksandar Vučić seeking to transition from presidency to prime minister. The elections are crucial as student protests demanding accountability for a deadly train station collapse have been ongoing since November 2024. Polls show a divided landscape, with pro-government institutions favoring Vučić's Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), while independent polls suggest the Student List could be competitive. IPSOS predicts SNS may secure 47% of votes, while opposition-friendly polls hint at a potential 52-37% victory for the opposition.