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Serbia votes: All you need to know about Europe's first national election since COVID-19 lockdown

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Coronavirus has cast a long shadow over Europe for the last three months, and its looming presence will continue to be felt on Sunday as Serbia holds Europe's first national elections since the COVID-19 pandemic gripped the continent.The election is not without controversy; it takes place amid what is seen as a premature easing of lockdown restrictions and a boycott by some opposition parties over corruption concerns.Serbians are electing a new parliament, as well as representatives in the.

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