Serbia's Vučić calls snap election to retain power amid student protests
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Serbia holds a high-stakes parliamentary election with polls showing an extremely tight race between the ruling party and the opposition, amid widespread public anxiety over potential post-election violence. The outcome is uncertain, and the risk of unrest is elevated given the polarized climate and history of contested results.
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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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