Serb Protesters Now Want Snap Vote in New Challenge to President
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University students in Serbia who have spearheaded months of street rallies against the government are now demanding early elections, posing a new challenge to the dominance of President Aleksandar Vucic.
The leaderless, informal organization gathering activists from several state-funded universities called in a statement on X for the “immediate dissolution” of parliament. A few opposition parties expressed support for the demand, although no contenders have been named. Regular elections are scheduled for 2027.