On Sunday 25 October, Serbia will hold snap parliamentary elections that follow two years of uninterrupted civic protests led by students. Now, students are moving the protests to the ballot box with the aim of ending 14 years of Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) rule. Aleksandar Vučić resigned as President on 27 September 2026 and will run for prime minister for the SNS. The election is unfolding under allegations of irregularities and unfair conditions.

This event, jointly organised by the European Policy Centre and the European Western Balkans, will set the scene ahead of the vote by outlining the political situation, presenting the candidates and the developments in the campaign, and shedding light on eventual irregularities. It will also discuss post-election prospects and their implications for Serbia’s EU path.

This event welcomes the participation of EPC member organisations, EU officials and media representatives.

For media enquiries, please contact media@epc.eu.

For other queries, please contact events@epc.eu.

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