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Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić announced his resignation during a rally on June 27, 2026, stating he would step down within a few weeks. His announcement came in the context of ongoing political unrest, including student-led anti-corruption protests that have taken place over the past year and a half. Vučić emphasized that his presidency would only last for a short period longer, as he plans to call for early presidential and parliamentary elections.
The announcement, made in front of thousands of supporters of his ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) in Belgrade, marks a significant moment in Serbian politics. Following pressure from mass demonstrations and public discontent, particularly related to a tragic incident in Novi Sad, Vučić's decision to resign and initiate early elections has been seen as an attempt to address the growing dissatisfaction among the populace. Reports indicate that this resignation may reshape the political landscape in Serbia as it heads toward unforeseen electoral challenges.
29 June
Vučić confirmed his resignation but indicated he would not relinquish power immediately.
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