‘Door to EU is open’ new Serbian government told after Vučić concedes election – Europe live

The student-led List movement in Serbia is projected to have a significant majority in the new parliament, with 138 seats, well above the 126 required for a majority. This outcome suggests that the List movement will have a strong voice in the country's government. The concession by Serbian leader Aleksandar Vučić implies that the country may be shifting towards a more democratic direction, potentially opening up opportunities for Serbia to strengthen its ties with the European Union. This development could have a positive impact on Serbia's economy and trade relationships.

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The new government in Serbia is expected to have a majority in the parliament, which could lead to more stability and potentially more investment in the country. This could also lead to a more favorable business environment, which could boost the economy and

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