Overview

• Roadblocks have been set up across major intersections in Belgrade and other Serbian cities on Monday morning.
• Demonstrators are pressing for snap elections and the release of more than a dozen protesters detained during weekend clashes.
• Security forces arrested dozens of participants after violent confrontations on Sunday that left six officers and two civilians injured.
• Pro-government activists, including former premier Milos Vucevic, held counter-rallies in Belgrade’s Pionirski Park in support of the existing administration.
• The protests build on a student encampment established outside Parliament in March as part of a broader movement against alleged government corruption and democratic backsliding.