Political crisis rumbles in Serbia as duelling camps hold parallel rallies
Summary
Serbia is experiencing a political crisis with anti-government and pro-President Aleksandar Vucic groups holding rallies. The protests initially started after a deadly incident in Novi Sad but have grown to demand Vucic's resignation. There have been tensions and claims of police brutality, but no major violent incidents were reported on a recent day of protests.Key Facts
- Serbia is facing political unrest with rallies for and against President Vucic.
- Protests began 10 months ago following a fatal railway station accident in Novi Sad.
- The anti-government protests have expanded from seeking justice for the accident to calling for Vucic's resignation.
- President Vucic has organized demonstrations to show his support and maintain control.
- On a recent protest day, minor scuffles occurred in Belgrade.
- Protesters accuse the government of using excessive force and targeting dissenters.
- Over 100 university professors have reportedly been dismissed and replaced by supporters of Vucic.
- The European Commissioner for Enlargement has expressed concern over the situation.
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