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Serbian Protesters Claim Sonic Weapon Used in Belgrade Demonstration

The Belgrade evening is lit up by thousands of phone screens. The sea of people gathered to protest against the government stands still for 15 silent minutes.

Serbian Protesters Claim Sonic Weapon Used in Belgrade Demonstration

Dissatisfaction culminates: Giant protest in Belgrade

Four months of discontent culminate now in Serbia. Today, tens of thousands are expected to gather in Belgrade with demands for President Aleksandar Vucic's resignation.

Dissatisfaction culminates: Giant protest in Belgrade

Blockade against Serbian TV - students beaten by police

The atmosphere in Serbia is becoming increasingly infected. Hundreds of students are now blocking buildings that house state-owned TV channels.

Blockade against Serbian TV - students beaten by police

Prime Minister Resigns After Massive Protests

Serbia's Prime Minister resigns after a few months of extensive protests in the country. .

Prime Minister Resigns After Massive Protests

Thousands Protest in Serbia on New Year's Eve

Thousands of students took part in demonstrations in several Serbian cities on New Year's Eve. They went out to draw attention to the fatal accident at a railway station in November.

Thousands Protest in Serbia on New Year's Eve

Minister among those charged for roof collapse

Thirteen people, including the country's former Transport Minister Goran Vesic, are being prosecuted for the fatal roof collapse at a train station in Novi Sad in Serbia. .

Minister among those charged for roof collapse

Thousands demonstrate after deadly roof collapse

Thousands of people have once again gathered to demonstrate in Serbia's capital Belgrade, to demand that leaders take responsibility for the roof collapse at a train station in November. 15 people lost their lives in connection with the event.

Thousands demonstrate after deadly roof collapse

Serbian Minister Resigns After Deadly Ceiling Collapse

A Serbian minister resigns after Friday's deadly ceiling collapse at a train station in Novi Sad in Serbia. Goran Vesic, minister for construction, transport and infrastructure, says in a televised statement that he will submit his resignation application to Prime Minister Milos Vucevic on Tuesday morning.

Serbian Minister Resigns After Deadly Ceiling Collapse