Serbia’s new parliament convened for its first session on Monday, some four months after an election that reaffirmed the domination of autocratic President Aleksandar Vucic and his right-wing populists.
Vucic’s Serbian Progressive Party holds the majority in the 250-member assembly and is expected to run the next Serbian government. Several opposition groups also made it into the parliament in the April 3 vote after they had boycotted a previous election.
The parliament took four months to convene due to the holding of repeat elections in some districts following complaints of irregularities.
Serbia’s parliament convenes some 4 months after election
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