
Serbia holds minority council elections amid security scrutiny and political transition
Over 480,000 voters participate in Serbia's minority council elections as scrutiny grows over security agency wiretapping and outgoing President Vučić's transition warnings.
Elections for national minority councils are underway in Serbia, with over 480,000 registered voters selecting representatives for bodies focused on education, culture, and language rights following the Serbian Progressive Party's recent electoral defeat. Candidate Čedomir Čupić noted that the shift ended past political subordination of minority councils.
Concurrently, public debate has intensified over state security operations, with media figures and legal experts criticizing the Security Information Agency over widespread wiretapping allegations. Tensions remain elevated after footage emerged showing outgoing President Aleksandar Vučić warning police, prosecutors, and activists that "everyone will answer." Vučić plans to resign ahead of presidential elections due by December 27 and is considering a prime ministerial bid.
Sources: Dan, Danas, Index, N1, Vijesti



