Article Summary

Serbia's President Aleksandar Vucic announced he will resign in the coming weeks and call early elections, following sustained youth-led protests sparked by a deadly train station collapse that killed 16 people. The article highlights how public outrage over corruption and negligence has fueled a powerful grassroots movement demanding democratic change, portraying the protests as a decisive force in pushing Vucic from power. It emphasizes the role of young people and public pressure in challenging an increasingly autocratic leader.