Archive · 2 Sep 2025
Tens of Thousands Protest in Serbia, Demanding Snap Elections
In Serbia, many people are upset about the government and how things are run.
Thousands of people marched in the capital city to show their anger.
They are remembering the 16 people who died when a building collapsed.
The protesters believe the government is corrupt and want new elections.
They hope that by voting again, they can replace the current leader and his political party.
The protests were mostly peaceful, but some clashes happened earlier in August.
The protesters include students and various groups who accuse the government of wrongdoing.
Tens of thousands protested in Belgrade, Serbia.
Protests commemorated the deaths of 16 people.
Protesters demanded snap elections.
Protests are linked to corruption allegations.
High school pupils invited the protesters.
- Who
- Tens of thousands of protesters, invited by high school pupils.
- What
- A silent march to commemorate deaths and demand snap elections.
- When
- Monday, around 7 p.m. (1700 GMT).
- Where
- Belgrade, Serbia.
- Why
- To protest corruption and demand snap elections.
- Event
- Protests and silent march
- Location
- Belgrade, Serbia
- Cause
- Corruption, demanding snap elections
- Participants
- Tens of thousands of protesters
- Main Demands
- Snap elections to remove President Vucic
- Related Incident
- Collapse of a renovated railway station roof, killing 16