By Sasa Dragojlo
Aleksandar Vucic’s party romped home in Serbia’s general elections on Sunday, winning about two-thirds of the votes, early results show – although opposition parties boycotting the polls said less than half the electorate turned out
The coalition gathered around the ruling Serbian Progressive Party...
Serbia: President’s Party Scores Landslide In Election Boycotted By Opposition
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