Serbia's Vucic calls snap elections after nearly two years of protests
- Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic on Wednesday dissolved parliament and called snap parliamentary elections for October 25, a key demand of the country's long-running protest movement.
- Parliamentary elections were not due until December 2027, but Vucic called the early vote after nearly two years of anti-government demonstrations.
- "I am calling parliamentary elections for October 25," Vucic said in a nationally televised address.
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- Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic on Wednesday dissolved parliament and called snap parliamentary elections for October 25, a key demand of the country's long-running protest movement.
- Parliamentary elections were not due until December 2027, but Vucic called the early vote after nearly two years of anti-government demonstrations.
- "I am calling parliamentary elections for October 25," Vucic said in a nationally televised address.
Sources: France 24