Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic resigns to seek prime minister’s post amid prolonged protests, with snap elections set for October 25
Vucic, who has dominated Serbian politics since 2014, is barred from seeking a third presidential term and aims to extend his power through the parliamentary vote. The resignation follows nearly two years of student-led demonstrations triggered by a railway station disaster in November 2024, with protesters accusing the government of corruption and political interference. Parliament Speaker Ana Brnabic will serve as acting president.
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