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Last update: 9 hours agoKosovo Election Tensions: Serbia’s President Aleksandar Vučić says Serbia will back the Belgrade-backed Serb List ahead of Kosovo’s 7 June vote, while alleging Prishtina is targeting Serbs and even claims arrests in health centres and schools are meant to sway voters. Local Crackdown: Kosovo authorities detained officials linked to Serbia-backed institutions in Gračanica on 19 May, with Prishtina citing “threats, pressure and blackmail” to influence the vote; protests followed as around 300 Serbs gathered outside a police station. Health Sector in the Spotlight: The dispute is especially sharp because the detained group includes school and healthcare administrators, and Belgrade’s Office for Kosovo-Metohija calls the detentions intimidation of Serb voters. Hungary Rights Promise: In a separate development, Hungary’s new administration says it will end political pressure on religious communities and shift to dialogue with denominations.
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