Serbian students blockade after government moves to dissolve parliament
Serbian students announced a blockade after the government adopted a reasoned proposal to dissolve the Assembly and sent it to the President. The move escalates a political standoff, with the President now holding the decision on dissolution. The situation is developing, and the outcome depends on the President's response.
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Serbia: Vučić Resignation, Snap Elections Amidst Student Protests
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has resigned, though he remains in office pending early parliamentary elections. Prime Minister Djuro Macut formally requested the dissolution of the National Assembly, triggering elections expected in October, a move widely interpreted as an attempt by Vučić to consolidate power amidst sustained student-led protests. The student movement has responded with blockades, and their participation in the upcoming elections remains uncertain.