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Vučić hands presidential duty to Ana Brnabić, pardons 49 people before departure

Summary

Aleksandar Vučić handed the presidential duty to Ana Brnabić, who became acting president, and according to Vučić he issued pardons and abolitions for 49 people on his second-to-last day in office, including 11 people he said were involved in incidents against 'blokaderi' protesters and 12 from the so-called 'Novi Sad group'. German media, as cited by N1 and Danas, link the resignation to the snap parliamentary elections on 25 October, where Vučić is the SNS's lead candidate for prime minister.

This summary was written by a language model from the 40 sources listed below.

Extract from the source

Dosadašnji predsednik Aleksandar Vučić predao je predsedničku dužnost Ani Brnabić, dosadašnjoj predsednici Skupštine Srbije. Oglas Brnabić je sada v.d. predsednika republike. Vučić je takođe kazao

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08:23 AMKurirOpen the original

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  • Municipality: Beograd

Places mentioned in the report

Russia, the US, Pristina, Brussels, The Hague, Ukraine, Croatia, Kosovo, Moscow, Bulgaria, Montenegro, New York City, Slovenia and the UK appear in the broader context of reporting on Serbia and regional relations, not as locations of this event. Novi Sad, Bogatić, Prokuplje, Šabac and Jajinci are linked to the mentioned earlier protests and incidents, while the handover itself took place in Belgrade.

  • where it happenedBeograd - handover held at the Presidency in Belgrade

Timeline

  1. Aleksandar Vučić podnio je ostavku na funkciju predsjednika Srbije i predao dužnost Ani Brnabić, dosadašnjoj predsjednici Narodne skupštine, koja je time postala vršiteljica dužnosti predsjednika Republike. Vučić je naveo da ostavku podnosi kako bi bez funkcije učestvovao u predizbornoj kampanji uoči vanrednih parlamentarnih izbora zakazanih za 25. oktobar 2026, na kojima je kandidat SNS-a za premijera, dok je najavio da će prvi krug predsjedničkih izbora morati biti održan do kraja decembra.

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  2. The new reports add details of the handover itself: Vučić gave Brnabić the presidential seal and pardon documents, and she said she would hold the post until a new president is elected. They also note that, under the Law on the President, she is authorised to represent Serbia, receive credentials, call parliamentary elections and propose a presidential candidate, for at most 90 days.

    Beograd · 4 sources

  3. New reports add details of the handover ceremony (seal, pardon documents, flowers) and Brnabić's remarks, plus a think tank estimate that presidential elections could be held on 13 December.

    Beograd · 4 sources

  4. New reports add that Vučić issued pardons and abolitions for 49 people on his second-to-last day in office, including 11 tied to incidents against blokaderi and 12 from the 'Novi Sad group', and that German media frame the resignation as a step toward consolidating Vučić's influence via a premiership bid.

    Beograd · 4 sources

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Sources (40)

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Severity
Severity57

Total — strong signal (40–69)

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