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Serbian Government Proposes Early Elections Following Parliament Dissolution

The Serbian government has proposed the dissolution of parliament, leading to early elections aimed at reinforcing President Aleksandar Vucic's rule amid ongoing protests. Prime Minister Djuro Macut announced plans for elections in late October, with Vucic expected to seek the prime minister role. The elections will test Vucic's political standing following significant anti-government demonstrations and accusations of corruption and media suppression against his administration.

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The Serbian government has proposed the dissolution of parliament, leading to early elections aimed at reinforcing President Aleksandar Vucic's rule amid ongoing protests. Prime Minister Djuro Macut announced plans for elections in late October, with Vucic expected to seek the prime minister role. The elections will test Vucic's political standing following significant anti-government demonstrations and accusations of corruption and media suppression against his administration.

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Serbian government sets up snap vote with call to dissolve parliament

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Serbian Government Proposes Early Elections Following Parliament Dissolution