Serbia’s youth movement pulled out a stunning election victory at the weekend against the country’s long-time strongman ruler Aleksandar Vucic. But a myriad of challenges lie ahead. The leaderless and diverse movement with few experienced candidates has promised to root out corruption, restore democracy and the rule of law that it says have been ravaged during Vucic’s 14 years in power. Though armed with a strong mandate for change stemming from a convincing election victory, the government will still encounter hurdles along the way. Expectations are running high and so is impatience after public discontent built up over years.