Massive Protests in Belgrade Challenge Serbian President Vučić's Leadership

Over 100,000 protesters demand accountability for corruption and negligence following a deadly railway station collapse.

The protests, led by university students, began after the November collapse of a railway station canopy in Novi Sad that killed 15 people.
Saturday's rally in Belgrade saw at least 100,000 participants and is described as one of the largest in Serbia's history.
Demonstrators are calling for transparency in government contracts, accountability for the victims, and an end to systemic corruption and media control.
President Aleksandar Vučić has accused Western intelligence of backing the protests but has not provided evidence for these claims.
Protesters have vowed to continue their movement, which has spread to over 250 cities and towns, until their demands are met.