Over 20 Detained Amid Protests and Riots in Belgrade
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On May 24, over 20 people were detained during student-led protests in Belgrade demanding early elections. The protests escalated into clashes with police, disrupting public order in Serbia's capital. The unrest highlights ongoing political tensions and challenges to government authority in Serbia.
Reported Facts
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- •At least 23 people were detained during the protests in Belgrade on May 24, 2026.
- •The protests were led by students calling for early elections in Serbia.
- •Clashes occurred between protesters and police forces in central Belgrade.
- •The unrest caused disruptions to public order and local transportation in the capital.
- •Authorities responded with detentions to control the situation and restore order.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the Serbian government agrees to hold early elections political tensions may ease, potentially stabilizing the domestic situation and reducing protests.
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