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Serbia’s president has resigned after almost two years of anti-government protests. But Aleksandar Vucic isn’t leaving politics. He now wants to become prime mi…
Serbia’s president has resigned after almost two years of anti-government protests. But Aleksandar Vucic isn’t leaving politics. He now wants to become prime minister.
The Serbian people are not good at history. Hopefully they don't make the same mistake, Ukraine and Yugoslavia.
@@DigitizedEyesImported1mo ago
They want him to resign so they elect EU puppet president.
@@naskutakImported1mo ago
Love our president ❤
@@JamesSmith-h1rImported1mo ago
His term as president was about to expire, so his only option to stay in power is to run for Prime Minister. 😂
@@toiartuImported1mo ago
It was about time. We got rid of orban. We got rid of vucic. This could be a great few years for Europe politically. 2 autocracies died in less than a year.<br>Ik this is just a move for him to be reelected. I’m hoping they don’t make him PM
@@TomyD1321Imported1mo ago
Supprised too see a politician resigning in Balkans because no matter how they are caught stealing they still don’t resign . Look in Albania for example .
@@vlad-draculImported1mo ago
Radev's scenario. Russian puppets.
@@HermLeeSullyImported1mo ago
The death of the welfare state is going global <br>.
@@dwnewsImported1mo ago
Vucic will lead his Serbian Progressive Party into the October 25 parliamentary election. His party faces a major challenge from the student-led movement that grew after the 2024 collapse of a railway station that killed 16 people.
Serbia’s president has resigned after almost two years of anti-government protests. But Aleksandar Vucic isn’t leaving politics. He now wants to become prime minister.