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They Didn't Go for Peppers in Sombor, Why Are Two Former Austrian Politicians Rumored for Corruption Running After the Serbian Autocrat?

Summary by Telegrafi
Whenever Aleksandar Vucic finds himself in internal political difficulties (due to misgovernment, crime and corruption, which the opposition and the student movement accuse him of), there are politicians in Europe who rush to help him. Was part of this assistance also a lunch in Sombor, Vojvodina, attended by two well-known former Austrian politicians - former Chancellor Sebastian Kurz and former EU Commissioner for Enlargement Johannes Hahn? Be…

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They Didn't Go for Peppers in Sombor, Why Are Two Former Austrian Politicians Rumored for Corruption Running After the Serbian Autocrat?

Whenever Aleksandar Vucic finds himself in internal political difficulties (due to misgovernment, crime and corruption, which the opposition and the student movement accuse him of), there are politicians in Europe who rush to help him. Was part of this assistance also a lunch in Sombor, Vojvodina, attended by two well-known former Austrian politicians - former Chancellor Sebastian Kurz and former EU Commissioner for Enlargement Johannes Hahn? Be…

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Telegrafi broke the news on Monday, September 14, 2026.
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