Smoke Grenades Tossed in Serbian Parliament, Lawmaker Suffers Stroke
Serbian opposition lawmakers caused chaos in parliament by throwing smoke grenades and tear gas to protest government actions and support student demonstrations, resulting in one lawmaker suffering a stroke. This incident highlights the escalating tensions in Serbia as four months of protests against President Aleksandar Vucic's administration have drawn widespread public support, posing a significant challenge to his decade-long rule. The protests have been fueled by widespread discontent over corruption and government incompetence, culminating in calls for a major rally in Belgrade.
- This unprecedented level of unrest in the Serbian parliament reflects a broader societal discontent that could reshape the political landscape in the country.
- What implications could these protests have on the stability of President Vucic’s government and the future of democratic processes in Serbia?