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Despite divisions and differences over whether or not to boycott this weekend's local elections, Serbia's once-united opposition parties hope to break the ruling party's dominance.

Police in Serbia's capital, Belgrade, have used tear gas to disperse crowds protesting at alleged fraud in last week's general election.

Opposition activists say police used excessive force on Sunday.

Pro-Western demonstrators have attempted to break into government buildings in Belgrade in what Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has called an

Protesters alleging election interference by the Serbian government clashed with police Sunday in Belgrade.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has claimed victory in snap parliamentary elections, saying his party is heading for an absolute...

The opposition coalition has disputed the results citing electoral manipulation and called for protests.

On December 17, Serbs vote in snap parliamentary, provincial, and municipal elections. Polls suggest most of the races will be won by the ruling Serbian Progressive Party and its allies. A key exception could be the capital, where the opposition is in a tight race.

Critics say President Aleksandar Vucic is an autocrat, as his party seeks another election win.

After two mass shootings in Serbia last May, opposition parties have united against what they see as a government culture of brutality.