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Vučić Flees in New Elections to Remain in Power in Serbia

Summary by Die Presse
Serbia's President Aleksandar Vučić wants to keep the reins in his hands with a planned change to the Prime Minister's chair in the future, but his chances of success in the parliamentary election scheduled for 25 October are uncertain and manipulations are to be expected.

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EARLY parliamentary elections in Serbia are on October 25th.

·Zagreb, Croatia
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Serbia's President Aleksandar Vučić wants to keep the reins in his hands with a planned change to the Prime Minister's chair in the future, but his chances of success in the parliamentary election scheduled for 25 October are uncertain and manipulations are to be expected.

·Vienna, Austria
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After the early parliamentary elections were called for October 25, the Serbian political scene is rapidly grouping into several large electoral columns. The SNS is led by Aleksandar Vučić, while the opposition parties and the student movement are positioning themselves in several different blocs. The call for early parliamentary elections for October 25, 2026 has begun a new reshuffle of the Serbian political scene. President Aleksandar Vučić d…

Parliamentary elections in Serbia on October 25 will be the most difficult battle in the political career of President Aleksandar Vučić, the undisputed nationalist leader who has ruled the country for 12 years, writes the British newspaper the Financial Times. The London daily assesses that Vučić called for extraordinary parliamentary elections in an effort to extend his rule - in order to pave the way for himself to become prime minister before…

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Die Presse broke the news in Vienna, Austria on Wednesday, September 9, 2026.
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