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Rumors About Vučić's Fall: And Plenković?

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THE PRESIDENT of Most, Nikola Grmoja, commented on Aleksandar Vučić's defeat in the early parliamentary elections in Serbia, saying that it is good for relations between the two countries that Vučić is no longer in power, but also warned that this does not automatically mean better relations with the new government.

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THE PRESIDENT of Most, Nikola Grmoja, commented on Aleksandar Vučić's defeat in the early parliamentary elections in Serbia, saying that it is good for relations between the two countries that Vučić is no longer in power, but also warned that this does not automatically mean better relations with the new government.

·Zagreb, Croatia
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Bosnia-Herzegovina leaders have stressed that they hope for a Serbia that is ready to responsibly face historical facts. The post Half of the Balkans hopes for a new chapter after Vučić lost the election in Serbia first appeared on 24.hu.

·Budapest, Hungary
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Most President Nikola Grmoja said on Monday that it is good for civilized relations between Croatia and Serbia that Aleksandar Vučić is no longer at the helm of Serbia, but he also assessed that resolving open issues from the war will show whether real changes for the better have occurred in Serbia.     “For civilized relations between […]

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The fall of Vučić in Serbia was welcomed by many in Croatia as the final end of an era – the era of Milošević, Šešelj, the Radicals, the SPS, and the Greater Serbia projects that have caused four wars and committed numerous crimes since 1990. “The Milošević-Šešelj evil has been destroyed,” some write, with triumphant messages that Serbia has finally entered the post-nationalist era. However, the Student List […] Source

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You followed the Prime Minister's address on the Net.hr portal.

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The MP from the Center commented on the results of the snap parliamentary elections in Serbia, in which the Student List won. She expressed hope that the electoral turnaround will pave the way for democratic changes and better relations with neighboring countries.

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Dalmatinski portal broke the news on Sunday, October 25, 2026.
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