Serbia’s Vucic Loses Vote, Predicts Sanctions on Russia
Serbia’s former president Aleksandar Vucic conceded his coalition’s defeat in Sunday’s parliamentary election and predicted that the next government would impose sanctions on Russia by March or April. The student-backed opposition was projected to secure a majority in the 250-seat assembly. Its pre-election platform, however, pledged to maintain Serbia’s opposition to sanctions against Moscow.
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