President of Serbia: Elections Likely at the End of 2026
President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vucic, stated that he does not intend to run again for the presidential position and hinted at the possibility of holding early elections at all levels at the end of next year or possibly even earlier.
"I officially have a year and a half left until the end of my term. That term will probably be shorter, and we will likely go to presidential and parliamentary elections. I am nearing the end of my mandate. I don't want us to change the Constitution, and I will not run for president again," Vucic said on TV Pink.
Vucic added that presidential and parliamentary elections could be held in December 2026, although there is also a possibility that they may take place earlier.
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