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Serbia's Vucic Seeks New Mandate Amid Elections and Shifting Alliances
Serbia is holding parliamentary elections on Sunday, October 25, 2026, where longtime leader Aleksandar Vucic is seeking to return as prime minister. His United Serbia coalition is reportedly leading in polls, despite recent political unrest.
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What happened
- 01Aleksandar Vucic is seeking a new mandate as Serbia's prime minister in elections on October 25, 2026.
- 02Vucic's United Serbia coalition leads polls with 47.4%, facing a student-backed opposition list at 40%.
- 03The election follows nearly two years of political unrest after a deadly 2024 railway accident.
- 04Serbia has strengthened defense and diplomatic ties with Israel, including military supplies and joint projects.
- 05Vucic is also deepening relations with the US and the UAE, diversifying Serbia's foreign partnerships.
- 06Vucic previously served as prime minister from 2014-2017 before becoming president.
Vucic's campaign emphasizes economic modernization and stability, while his foreign policy has strengthened ties with Israel, the US, and the UAE, balancing them with existing relations with Russia and China. The election outcome remains uncertain but could solidify Vucic's influence.
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