Serbia is witnessing significant political turmoil as Prime Minister Milos Vucevic has resigned following months of mass protests driven by anti-corruption sentiments and public outrage over a deadly canopy collapse at a railway station. Tens of thousands have joined the protests, with university students leading a 24-hour traffic blockade in Belgrade, supported by farmers and various civic groups. The resignation raises questions about the future political landscape in Serbia amidst growing unrest and demands for reform. This wave of dissent has been marked by a general strike and protests involving multiple sectors of society, indicating a widespread call for change.