Belgrade Students Demand Elections Amidst Corruption Accusations

Belgrade Student Protest Demands Snap Elections Belgrade, Serbia – On June 3rd, 2025, students took to the streets of Belgrade to demand snap parliamentary elections. The protest, which took place near Andrićev venac, saw a large turnout of students chanting slogans against President Aleksandar Vučić and his government. The protesters' anger was palpable, fueled by accusations of widespread corruption and a lack of political responsiveness. One student, interviewed during the protest, stated, "Vučić is a coward! He won't listen to us! We need new elections now!" Another added, "Our voices must be heard! Corruption is killing our country, and we won't stand for it any longer." The protest highlights growing discontent among Serbian students regarding the political climate and the perceived lack of action against corruption. The demonstration underscores the significant political tensions in Serbia and the students' determination to bring about change. The peaceful nature of the protest, despite the strong emotions, offers a glimmer of hope for a more democratic future.