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What are the protests in Serbia about?

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Protests in Serbia are driven by public dissatisfaction with government actions, including demands for snap elections and opposition to recent violence and blockades. President Vučić has called for dialogue, offering debates and referendums, but protest leaders have not accepted these offers.

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Serbia’s future is with the EU, President Vučić tells Euronews

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  • President Vučić says his government is committed to dialogue with protesters. 7s
  • Vučić has offered open debates, referendums, and snap elections to address protester demands. 1m 9s
  • Serbia's pursuit of EU membership remains its top priority, despite external criticism. 1m 52s
  • Vučić emphasizes the need for regional cooperation and market integration before EU accession. 2m 18s
  • EU membership is seen as bringing long-term stability, security, and respect for democratic rights to Serbia. 3m 16s
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Serbia’s future is with the EU, President Vučić tells Euronews
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Serbia’s future is with the EU, President Vučić tells Euronews

President Vučić says his government remains committed to dialogue to end protests that have gripped the country.

Serbia’s future is with the EU, President Vučić tells Euronews
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Serbia’s future is with the EU, President Vučić tells Euronews

People are fed up with blockades and violence that was happening in particular in the recent weeks.

Serbia’s future is with the EU, President Vučić tells Euronews
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Serbia’s future is with the EU, President Vučić tells Euronews

The protesters are now calling for a snap election.

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