Mass protests erupt in Serbia’s capital, Belgrade, as over 140,000 people—led by university students—demand snap elections and the resignation of President Aleksandar Vučić after 12 years in power.

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The protests, which began more than six months ago, escalated sharply over the weekend, with tens of thousands rallying in ...

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“We are monitoring the situation. We support calming the unrest, as Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić said, in line with the Constitution and laws of this friendly state,” he said, reports Moscow ...

However, Serbia’s Interior Minister Ivica Dačić stated that ... arrested on Sunday for alleged offences against the constitutional order. President Aleksandar Vučić described the absence of fatalities ...

Aleksandar Vucic noted that despite the great amount of money that had been poured into orchestrating the protests, the effort to destabilize the situation in the country ended in failure ...