Serbia dissolves parliament as snap elections called

Serbia's parliament has been dissolved by President Aleksandar Vucic, who has called for snap elections to be held in late October. This decision comes after weeks of protests demanding political change in the country. The move is significant because it gives Vucic's party a chance to regain control in the new parliament, potentially allowing him to maintain his influence over the government.

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Serbia's political situation is uncertain, which could affect investor confidence. The outcome of the elections will determine the direction of the country's economic policies.

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