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Serbian president Aleksandar Vučić has established a combination of autocracy and democracy — a so-called "hybrid regime" — whose efficiency is now evidenced by the latest election result (Photo: European Union)

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Takeaways from the Serbian election

The result of Sunday's (17 December) Serbian elections will enable the country's president Aleksandar Vučić to dispel the narrative that his Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) is in decline.

Based on the projections of the Ipsos/CeSID pollster, the party is set to win around 47 percent of the vote, about four percent more than in the previous parliamentary election, held last year.

Vučić, who was the president of SNS until this year and remains its de facto leader, abruptly decided ...

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Serbian president Aleksandar Vučić has established a combination of autocracy and democracy — a so-called "hybrid regime" — whose efficiency is now evidenced by the latest election result (Photo: European Union)

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Aleksandar Ivković is the editor of Serbia Elects, a portal powered by European Western Balkans, based in Belgrade.

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