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The police in Serbia used tear gas and stun grenades to disperse protesters in Novi Sad, who are demanding early elections to remove President Vučić.

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6 September 2025, 05:39
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On Friday, thousands of protesters gathered in the campus of a university in Novi Sad, demanding early elections to remove President Aleksandar Vučić. The protests, triggered by the tragedy at the Novi Sad train station, have intensified, and the organizers accuse the government of corruption and ties to organized crime. The protesters are calling for a democratic solution by convening elections.

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