The recent Serbian elections, marked by repeated wins for the ruling coalition, have raised concerns over democracy and electoral fairness. Despite some opposition victories, allegations of rigging and uneven conditions persist. The turnout was low, partly due to opposition boycotts and ongoing protests losing momentum. President Vučić’s dominance faces challenges, with declining support in Belgrade. Looking ahead, unless constitutional changes occur, Vučić cannot seek re-election in 2027. Potential shifts towards dictatorship or a parliamentary system hinge on unity among opposition forces. A shared platform among pro-European parties is crucial to counter authoritarian tendencies and reclaim democratic progress by 2027. Read more here.
Source: European Western Balkans