Srdanović: Allegations of 10,000 Votes From Montenegro Can Discourage Voters, the Answer Is a Large Turnout

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One of the holders of the European Serbia list, Marinika Tepić, stated that there is no change of government without that list and said that the only way to bring down the regime of Aleksandar Vučić is for the "Student List" and "European Serbia" to win more parliamentary seats than SNS and SPS together, SSP announced.

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Aleksandar Vučić uses all the means at his disposal to maintain control over polarized Serbia, while the outcome of the October 25 vote, whatever it may be, could be followed by post-election violence, writes The Times. On...

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The student movement could break the Vučić system on Sunday. What connects it to the Magyar camp and what does not.

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The British newspaper "The Times" has published a report from Belgrade, in which it warns of the possibility of a new escalation of violence in Serbia, on the eve of the parliamentary elections scheduled for October 25. According to the report by journalist Tom Kington, regardless of the election result, the country could face new political tensions, at a time when Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic is facing the biggest challenge to his power i…

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In the newspaper Die Presse Peter Techet analyses the similarities and differences between Péter Magyar and the Serbian student list. Both are ideologically not clearly defined and also use nationalist rhetoric to address a wider electorate. Unlike Magyar, however, the student movement is not a split-off of the government camp and is characterized by an extremely democratic [...] The article Peter Techet for Die Presse about a possible "Hungaria…

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"In the measures of the new Government, priority moves will be to create internal fundamental values of the rule of law, freeing institutions and comprehensive strengthening of democracy. The reason for this is that a stable and orderly internal policy is a prerequisite for a more favorable negotiating position," Srdanović said.