Serbia's election on October 25 ended Aleksandar Vučić's 14 years in power, with a leaderless student list winning on preliminary results. The movement grew out of the November 2024 roof collapse at Novi Sad's train station that killed 16, and it held hundreds of mile-long marches over two years before beating Vučić's Progressive Party. Reporting puts the students at roughly 140 MPs against around 103 or 104 for Vučić's party, and Vučić conceded on television. The new parliament must assemble within 30 days and elect a government within 90; who will lead it and what its foreign policy will be remain open. Later reporting adds that the students were spied on with Israeli-built Pegasus spyware and that their candidates included…