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Cacak, Serbia - January 26, 2025: "Change country or we change country". Protests in Serbia regarding the fall of a concrete canopy in Novi Sad where 15 people died. Citizens demand that the authorities take responsibility and punish those responsible for that event. The protests were initiated by the students of the Belgrade Drama Faculty, after which the citizens joined in and are taking place in almost all cities of Serbia. This is a moment from the protest from the city of Cacak.
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My Country was under Martial Law—for Three Hours

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by Arun Lewis March 5, 2025March 6, 2025
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The Enemies of Democracy

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Giséle Pelicot: What’s in a name?

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