Serbian Protests Spotlight Deep Political Discord Amid Calls for Early Elections
For nearly eight months, Serbian citizens have braved confrontations with riot police demanding early elections, challenging President Aleksandar Vucic’s grip on power amid accusations of corruption and authoritarian tendencies.

Serbia is once again at a critical crossroads. For almost eight months, anti-government protesters—primarily university students—have engaged in near-daily demonstrations against the populist government led by President Aleksandar Vucic. Their central demand: early parliamentary elections to restore democratic legitimacy.These protests have not been peaceful expressions of dissent alone. The recurring clashes between demonstrators and riot police reveal a deeper struggle within Serbia’s political fabric. Riot forces repeatedly intervened to restrict protester movements, highlighting a government deploying heavy-handed tactics in response to calls for transparency and accountability.A Nation Demanding AccountabilityThe core grievance driving protesters is corruption allegations that undermine trust in...
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