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Orbán May Visit Belgrade in the Coming Days

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To provide support to Aleksandar Vučić, who suffered an election defeat, who says he will fight together with Orbán and "succeed relatively quickly."

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Two days after his party suffered a defeat in early parliamentary elections, former Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said on Tuesday evening that the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) could return to power within two years, or even sooner. Vucic also reported that several European politicians have called him following the election defeat, including former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, whom he is expected to meet in Belgrade in the comin…

·Budapest, Hungary
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To provide support to Aleksandar Vučić, who suffered an election defeat, who says he will fight together with Orbán and "succeed relatively quickly."

·Hungary
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According to the former Serbian president, supporters of the Student List, which won the elections, will soon become disillusioned with the new government.

Partidul Progressist Sârb (SNS) ar putea reveni la putere în termen de doi ani sau chiar mai devreme, a declarat fostul președinte sârb Aleksandar Vučić marți seară, la două zile după ce partidul său a fost învins în alegeile parliamentare anticipate.

Although the party of former Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić suffered an electoral defeat in Sunday's snap parliamentary elections, it plans to return to power within two years. Vučić also plans significant reforms within the party and broader political unification, and is expected to hold a meeting in Belgrade in the coming days...

·Bratislava, Slovakia
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Vučić announced deep internal party reforms and the building of broader political alliances on Tuesday evening. He also reported on phone calls with several European leaders, including former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, with whom he will meet in person in Belgrade in the coming days.

·Bratislava, Slovakia
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Privátbankár.hu broke the news on Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
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