BelgradeAleksandar Vucic resigned as Serbia’s president Sunday.

It extends 14 years of one-man rule past a constitutional limit meant to end it.

Serbia’s constitution bars a 3rd presidential term but not a return to the premiership, a post Vucic held twice before.

Serbia’s Progressive Party is expected to win the Oct. 25 election, and Vucic takes over as premier.

How each outlet framed it
The New York Times
details Vucic's constitutional maneuver maintaining 14-year grip via prime minister post despite term limits and student protests

Sources: The New York Times