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Aleksandar Vucic sought party support while a railway station collapse in Novi Sad sparked anti-corruption protests.

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Aleksandar Vucic sought party support while a railway station collapse in Novi Sad sparked anti-corruption protests.

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Serbia

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  1. Vucic's coalition polling at 47.4% as Serbia maintains ties with Russia, China, and the US.1 source
  2. Vučić steps down after Novi Sad tragedy; administration faces funding crisis.1 source
  3. New political focus on presidential term limits influences ongoing protests in Novi Sad.1 source
  4. Novi Sad railway collapse leads to anti-corruption protests amid Vucic's political campaigning.1 source
  5. Vucic committed to supporting the Serbian Progressive Party.1 source

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