Serbia’s President Aleksandar Vucic resigned on Sunday so he can run for prime minister in an October snap election called after nearly two years of student-led protests.
"I am resigning as president," Vucic said from the presidential palace, where supporters chanted his name. "Tomorrow morning I will hand over my duties to the parliament speaker," he added.
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