Opposition MP Dragan Djilas (L) holds a placard reading "You stole the elections" next to a poster depicting Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic with the text "Mafia chief", during the first session of the new National Assembly in Belgrade on February 6, 2024. Serbia's Parliament was set to convene its first session on February 6, weeks after contested elections were hit by allegations of electoral fraud. The Balkan nation's electoral commission said President Aleksandar Vucics ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) had secured a commanding victory by winning 46.75 percent in the parliamentary vote. The main opposition camp -- known as the Serbia Against Violence (SPN) coalition -- received just 23.66 percent. (Photo by Andrej ISAKOVIC / AFP)
Aleksandar Vucic Serbia (credits: Andrej Isakovic / Afp)
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