Serbians march in 4 cities against government pressure and hate speech

Adam Zivo: Serbia is roaring for revolution

BELGRADE, Serbia — In Serbia, revolution is in the air. The streets of Belgrade roar each evening as citizens whistle and honk in support of a student protest movement that has, for months, demonstrated against corruption and authoritarianism. Hundreds of thousands of Serbs have marched alongside these students, despite threats of violence, bolstering the greatest wave of civil unrest seen within the country in nearly three decades.

Protests Leave Serbia’s Politics Finely Balanced

For months, hundreds of thousands of citizens have been protesting against corruption and authoritarianism in Serbia, a strategic Balkan country to which a series of nefarious rulers seem to have tried to lose the train of European history in the 21st century. The collapse of a marquee in the railway station of Novi Sad, in the north of the country, which on November 1st last year killed 15 people, has generated an unprecedented recent social mo…

Serbian Protests Intensify Amid Hate Speech and Government Pressure

Serbian Protests Intensify Amid Hate Speech and Government Pressure Thousands of Serbians took to the streets in four major cities on Monday to protest against government pressure and hate speech targeting university students and professors. These protests are part of a broader anti-corruption movement that continues to challenge the populist leadership of President Aleksandar Vucic.The marches occurred a day after a knife attack on a faculty de…

Serbians march in 4 cities against government pressure and hate speech

Thousands of people have marched in four Serbian cities against government pressure and hate speech targeting university students and professors behind months of anti-corruption protests shaking populist President Aleksandar Vucic.

Fatal corruption in the Western Balkans has triggered the biggest protests in Serbia in 25 years. Citizens are putting Aleksandar Vučić, who controls everything in the country, in distress.