Tens of thousands of protesters have taken to the streets of Belgrade, expressing their anger against President Aleksandar Vucic and his government. The protests, sparked by a recent tragic accident at a train station, have drawn significant attention to issues of corruption and government accountability. Schools in Serbia are set to close early for winter break amid the ongoing anti-corruption demonstrations. The student-led movement continues to challenge the populist leadership, with rallies being organized by various groups, including students and farmers, seeking substantial reforms. This wave of protests represents a growing discontent among the population towards the current administration, culminating in a massive turnout in the capital.