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Anti-government protests in Serbia have intensified, with attacks on demonstrators by government supporters sparking serious allegations of corruption and violence.

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14 August 2025, 09:53
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The political situation in Serbia has worsened, with supporters of the Serbian Progressive Party attacking protesters in Novi Sad, in the context of nine months of protests. President Vučić reported injuries and suggested an external conspiracy, promising to arrest the culprits. The opposition condemned the violence, while protesters called for early elections and denounced government corruption. Tensions have spread to Belgrade and students are mobilizing protests across the country.

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