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Ministry of Justice of Serbia

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Western Balkans political leadership analysis

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Latest: Serbia: High Courts release names of individuals pardoned by Aleksandar Vučić

Political analysts and commentators have engaged in debates regarding the leadership styles of Aleksandar Vučić and Edi Rama. Discussions have focused on themes of democratic governance, authoritarianism, and the concent

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2026 Serbian parliamentary elections and fraud probes

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Latest: Serbia faces calls for institutional reform and accountability following election victory

Following the 2026 parliamentary elections, the Studentska Lista (Student List) secured a parliamentary majority with approximately 53 percent of the vote, ending the 14-year rule of Aleksandar Vučić and his Serbian Prog

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Legal complaints against public officials in Balkans

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Latest: Serbia Prosecutor Demands Documents on Vučić Pardons

Legal proceedings and complaints regarding corruption and administrative misconduct have emerged across several Balkan regions. In Sarajevo Canton, a councilwoman for the Naša Stranka party was fined 2,000 KM following a

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Legal and criminal developments in the Balkans

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Latest: Croatia and Montenegro report multiple traffic accidents and legal proceedings

Legal proceedings and criminal investigations continue across several Balkan nations. In Bosnia and Herzegovina, judicial actions include the sentencing of a former APIF director for abuse of office and the transfer of c

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Legal and transparency disputes over Serbian presidential-p_

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Latest: Serbia: Allegations link President Vučić to organized crime

Legal and professional groups in Serbia continue to challenge the transparency of presidential pardons issued by former President Aleksandar Vučić. The Belgrade Bar Association (AKB) has formally requested that acting Pr

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