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, following President Aleksandar Vučić's dissolution of parliament and resignation to run for prime minister. The ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) faces a significant challenge from a student-led opposition movement, 'Student List,' which emerged from two years of anti-corruption protests. The election outcome is uncertain, with potential for political realignment and post-election unrest.
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