Opposition rallies are underway in Novi Sad, Serbia, serving as a base for groups seeking to defeat the ruling party in upcoming elections.
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Updated Nov 1
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Opposition rallies are underway in Novi Sad, Serbia, serving as a base for groups seeking to defeat the ruling party in upcoming elections.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Mirjana Nikolić criticized RTS for serving government interests, while a student-led movement ousted an ex-president's party in Serbia.Sub-event
Opposition rallies in Novi Sad serve as a base for groups seeking to defeat the ruling party in elections.1 source
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Serbia
country in Southeast Europe
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Novi Sad
city in Serbia, capital of Vojvodina
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Serbian Progressive Party
political party in Serbia
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