Serbia arrests 90+ in post-election crackdown; professor questions institutional silence
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Serbian authorities arrested over 90 individuals in two weeks following the October 25 parliamentary elections, targeting high-ranking police, bankers, and public enterprise directors. The crackdown follows the electoral victory of the student movement 'Student List – Students Win', suggesting a political consolidation effort. The scale and targeting indicate a significant anti-corruption or political purge, though motivations remain unclear.
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Serbian authorities have arrested over 90 individuals, including high-ranking police, bankers, and public enterprise directors, in the two weeks following the October 25 parliamentary elections. This action, occurring after the electoral victory of 'Student List – Students Win' and Vučić's electoral defeat, is assessed as a significant anti-corruption effort or political purge aimed at consolidating the new government's control. Motivations remain unclear, but the scale and targeting indicate a systematic shift in Serbia's domestic legal and political landscape.
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