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Serbia’s snap election: What’s at stake and can students unseat Vucic?

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A snap parliamentary vote on October 25 will determine whether a student-led group can loosen Vucic’s grip on power.

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Serbia’s snap election: What’s at stake and can students unseat Vucic?
10/23/2026, 9:52:20 AM
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