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Politics / Elections

Repeat Vote Leaves Student List on 140 Seats as Zukorlić’s Party Enters Parliament

Voting was rerun at 53 polling stations on 1 November. The overall result barely moved, but one seat changed hands.

The Serbian Review newsroom2 November 20264 min read

The Balkans / EU · Explainer

Brussels Week: Kos Presents the Enlargement Package With Serbia Between Governments

The Commission’s annual verdict on candidates lands on 4 November. Serbia’s report will describe an outgoing government, not the incoming one.

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Montenegro Now Needs a Visa for Russians: How to Go and What to See

Visa-free travel ended on 1 November. A practical guide to the new rules, the routes that still work, and the country beyond the beach.

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Public debt, % of GDP
43.6%
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