What are the key issues in Serbia’s election – and its potential consequences?

Serbia's 6.5 million voters are set to go to the polls on 25 October in a parliamentary election that could bring significant change to the country. The election is being closely watched due to the student-led protest movement, which has become a major opposition force, and allegations of irregularities in the voting process. The outcome is uncertain, and the potential consequences of the election could have far-reaching effects on Serbia's relationship with the European Union, where the country is a candidate for membership.

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Serbia's election may bring a new political landscape, which could impact the country's economy and markets. The outcome is uncertain, and the potential consequences are still to be determined.

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