Kandic: Vucic Admitted Defeat, but Did Not Give up Nationalist Rhetoric About Kosovo

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The founder of the Humanitarian Law Center in Serbia, Natasa Kandic, has commented on Aleksandar Vučić's loss in the October 25 parliamentary elections, harshly criticizing his speech after the announcement of the results, especially his statements about Kosovo. In an interview with the Croatian newspaper Jutarnji, Kandic said that Vučić initially presented himself as a responsible politician, admitting his electoral defeat, but then returned to…

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Vučić’s admission of electoral defeat does not necessarily mean that he has lost control of the system, but could be a strategic move that preserves the party’s infrastructure and leaves room for a comeback, writes Aleksandar Matković in an analysis for the Guardian. Matković is a postdoctoral researcher at the Institute for Environmental Science and Technology in Barcelona and a fellow at the Transnational Institute in Amsterdam, […]

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Vučić's admission of electoral defeat does not necessarily mean that he has lost control of the system, but could be a strategic move that preserves the party infrastructure and leaves room for a comeback, writes Aleksandar Matković in an analysis for the Guardian.

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Complete silence. This is how the Serbian List reacted to the defeat of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) in the weekly elections in Serbia, in which the Student List won. This leading party of Serbs in Kosovo was formed in 2013, with the direct support of SNS and Aleksandar Vučić, who admitted defeat on the evening of October 25. Despite this, he stated that SNS won "everywhere where Serbs live in the region", as well as in Kosovo. Exactly th…