Serbia dissolves parliament as snap elections called

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has called snap parliamentary elections for October 25. This comes after nearly two years of mass street protests in the country. The government is dissolving parliament to hold these elections, which observers view as an attempt to strengthen Vucic's political control.

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  1. Sep 7Serbian government sets up snap vote with call to dissolve parliament
  2. Sep 9Serbia's Vucic calls snap elections after nearly two years of protests

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BloombergLean Left· 20d ago

Serbia to Hold Snap Vote on Oct. 25 as Vucic Seeks Premiership

BloombergLean Left· 22d ago

Serbia Heads to Snap Vote as Premier Calls to Disband Parliament

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France 24Center· 20d ago

Serbia's Vucic calls snap elections after nearly two years of protests

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Deutsche WelleLean Left· 20d ago

Serbia dissolves parliament as snap elections called

Al JazeeraLean Left· 22d ago

Serbian government sets up snap vote with call to dissolve parliament

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