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Serbia holds snap elections amid protests over Novi Sad roof collapse

Serbia votes in early parliamentary elections triggered by mass student protests following the Novi Sad roof collapse that killed 16. The elections are a direct political consequence of public anger over government accountability. Outcome will determine whether the ruling party retains power or faces a shift amid sustained civic mobilization.

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#elections #protests #serbia #novi-sad #political-crisis

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Serbia: Snap Election Amidst Student Protests Challenges Vučić's Dominance

Serbia is holding snap parliamentary elections on October 25, 2026, called by President Aleksandar Vučić, who resigned to run for Prime Minister. This election is a direct response to sustained student-led protests and anti-corruption movements, posing the most significant challenge to Vučić's decade-long rule. The outcome is uncertain, with widespread concerns about ballot integrity and potential post-election unrest.

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