Serbia Election Shock: Vucic Dissolves Parliament, Calls Snap Vote for October 25 | Times Now World

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Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic dissolved parliament on Wednesday and called a snap parliamentary election for October 25, seeking to ease political tensions after nearly two years of protests. Vucic said the election would be conducted according to Serbia’s electoral laws and wished citizens a peaceful campaign. The protests were triggered by the November 2024 collapse of a railway station canopy in Novi Sad that killed 16 people, with demonstrators demanding accountability and action against corruption. The government has said an early election would allow voters to decide the country’s political direction, while Vucic has rejected accusations against his government and blamed some unrest on foreign interference. Serbia is a candidate for European Union membership but maintains close relations with Russia and China. #serbia #serbiaelection #vucic #aleksandarvucic #belgrade #serbianpolitics #snap election #election2026 #serbianparliament #parliament #serbiaprotests #novisad #balka

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