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After Hungary, Serbia takes its turn to show the power of the people

After Hungary, Serbia takes its turn to show the power of the people
Financial Times Sunday 25 October 2026, 23:54 UTC 1 min read
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Anger at corruption and an unaccountable government turned Serbs decisively against their autocratic leader Aleksandar Vučić

Anger at corruption and an unaccountable government turned Serbs decisively against their autocratic leader Aleksandar Vučić
Hungary (LOCATION) Serbia (LOCATION) Serbs (ORG) Aleksandar Vučić (PERSON)
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