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What Serbia’s Opposition Can Learn from Hungary and Georgia

Early Parliamentary elections in Serbia are scheduled for October 25, 2026, and they could be among the most decisive in the country’s contemporary history. They will determine whether Serbia will join Hungary in reversing years of democratic backsliding or follow Georgia, where the ruling party has held on to power and consolidated its rule.

GlobalNutsiko DzandzavaOctober 18, 2026Serbia, Hungary, Georgia, Aleksandar Vučić, Serbian Progressive PartyComment

A Republican Win, but a Democratic Warning Shot in Georgia’s 14th District

With Clay Fuller’s win, Republicans will maintain their slim majority in the House for the time being. And while Shawn Harris himself admitted that his district is “not going to turn blue,” the large swing towards Democrats in this election could have major implications come November.

NationalRobert FanMay 6, 2026Republican, Shawn Harris, Georgia, Georgia Special Election, Clay Fuller, Democratic PartyComment

What you need to know about the Senate runoff races in Georgia

“Georgia is the only state in the country with two Senate elections this year. According to Emory University political science professor Andra Gillespie, “All eyes will be on Georgia for the next two months, there will be record spending, unprecedented campaigning and tons of mudslinging in these races - more than we’re used to seeing.”