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BELGRADE - The Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) won the early parliamentary elections in Serbia, and the new parliament could comprise seven parties, as three parties are hovering around the election threshold of five percent, Program Director of the Center for Free Elections and Democracy (CeSID) Djordje Vukovic at the last press conference on Sunday.

Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS) leader Sanda Raskovic-Ivic has said that pensions must be returned to the level they were at before the cuts.

New opinion polls from Factor Plus polling agency show that Prime Minister's Aleksandar Vucic's Serbian Progressive Party is on course for a landslide win in the next parliament.

Vucic called early elections on April 24 on Tuesday night, describing them as "a referendum on whether Serbia wants to be a modern European country in 2020, whether it wants the future or the past".

A delegation of two Serbian parties - the DSS and Dveri - that this week visited Crimea has been placed on "a list of criminals," Dveri said in a statement.

According to it, the list is maintained by the Center for Investigation of Crimes against National Security of Ukraine.

The Serbian Movement Dveri has been registered as a political party, and its representatives are saying they are "ready for provincial and local elections."

They also stress they are "ready for early parliamentary elections, if they are called."

The Serbian Ministry of Interior (MUP) will ban anti-migrant gatherings planned for August 31 "by organizations such are Dveri, Nasi and Obraz."

Minister of Interior Nebojsa Stefanovic made the announcement on Wednesday, adding:

The Democratic Party of Serbia and the right-wing movement Dveri said on Friday that government's decision to sell Telekom was "scandalous", insisting there was no economic reason for selling a company that earns millions of euros annually.

Rise of Serbian right-wing Parties

The latest public opinion polls show increasing support for right-wing parties in the Serbian political scene.

The Serb Radical Party (SRS) has made the most gains, according to this.

BELGRADE - The Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS) and the movement Dveri, who oppose the sale of Telekom, have said they would form an alliance of those who oppose to the sale of that government company.

Anti-government protesters march in Belgrade

BELGRADE -- Supporters of the Dveri Movement during the weekend held a protest gathering in front of the Serbian government building in Belgrade.