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Serbien: Vučić räumt Niederlage bei Parlamentswahl ein

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RTÉ News
“Vucic concedes defeat in Serbian parliamentary elections”

Serbia's Aleksandar Vucic conceded defeat to a student-led protest movement in a historic election today that ends his long grip on power and heralds a new political era in the Balkan country.

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Süddeutsche Zeitung – Politik
“Serbien: Vučić räumt Niederlage bei Parlamentswahl ein”

Präsident Aleksandar Vučić steht wegen Protesten seit Monaten unter Druck. Nun gesteht er seine Wahlniederlage ein - die Liste der neuen Studentenbewegung liege vorn.

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Frankfurter Allgemeine – Politik
“Serbien: Aleksandar Vučić gesteht Niederlage bei Parlamentswahl ein”

Die oppositionelle „Studentische Liste“ hat die Parlamentswahl in Serbien gewonnen – möglicherweise mit einer absoluten Mehrheit. „Es ist klar, dass wir verloren haben“, sagt der langjährige Machthaber Vučić.

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Ukrinform
“Vučić concedes defeat in Parliamentary election”

Aleksandar Vučić, who until recently served as Serbia’s President, has conceded that his party lost the parliamentary election to a student-led protest movement.

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Jornal de Negócios
“Aleksandar Vučić reconhece derrota nas legislativas da Sérvia. Confrontos marcaram noite eleitoral”

Várias viaturas da polícia foram atacadas, este domingo, no centro de Belgrado, na Sérvia, após o ex-presidente Aleksandar Vučić reconhecer a derrota nas eleições legislativas. Os incidentes ocorreram junto ao edifício da presidência, numa noite marcada por tensão e celebrações.

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