Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has confirmed that parliamentary elections will be held on October 25, beginning a new phase of political campaigning. The vote is expected to test the ruling party’s support amid public dissatisfaction, opposition pressure and continuing debates over Serbia’s direction. Parties are likely to focus on economic conditions, corruption, relations with the European Union and regional issues. The election timetable could intensify political competition and place additional pressure on institutions, media organizations and civil society groups there.
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