Students vs. Corruption — Breaking Points on Serbia's Rising Protests
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When a deadly station collapse exposed deep corruption, Serbia's students exploded into action — demanding accountability and early elections. In this 1-minute summary (original 16 minutes), Breaking Points hosts Krystal Ball and Saagar Enjeti trace how the Novisad railway canopy collapse and slow official response transformed apathetic youth into a focused anti-corruption movement. Learn how student protests, a march to Brussels, and clashes in Belgrade forced Europe onto the stage, raised questions about state repression and sonic weapons, and reframed debates around rule of law, accountability, and political reform in the Balkans. If you want the key developments on Serbia, protests, corruption, and democratic reform — listen now to get the key ideas in minutes.
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