Summary
Thousands gathered in Serbia as university students protested against President Aleksandar Vucic. They argue that his government is corrupt and want changes. The protests gained momentum after a train station disaster in November 2024 that killed 16 people.
Key Facts
- Thousands of people protested in Serbia, led by university students.
- The protests are against President Aleksandar Vucic's government.
- Demonstrators accuse the government of corruption and link it to a train station disaster in November 2024.
- The disaster killed 16 people and started the nationwide protests.
- President Vucic has not agreed to hold an early election as students demand.
- Some people have been detained or faced job losses for opposing the government.
- Students propose banning corrupt officials and investigating their wealth.
- Vucic became Serbia's leader over ten years ago, promising EU integration but has since strengthened ties with Russia and China.
