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Rocky campaign nears end as Serbia prepares for watershed election – as it happened

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Rocky campaign nears end as Serbia prepares for watershed election – as it happened

‘The government must hold its nerve,’ Macron told reporters earlier this week French president Emmanuel Macron is back from his tour of the Gulf and convening a meeting with relevant ministers and intelligence services to figure out what can be done to prevent unsavoury scenes on the streets of French cities as more protests are planned for this Saturday.

“The government must hold its nerve,” Macron told reporters earlier this week.

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