Thousands Protest as Former Serbian President Seeks Prime Ministership

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Thousands of people gathered in protest as former Serbian president Aleksandar Vucic moved to run for prime minister. The demonstrations reflect growing public opposition to a leader who has dominated Serbian politics for years. Vucic is now confronting what is described as the most serious challenge to his grip on power. Details beyond this development, including the exact date and location of the rally, are not provided in the source material.

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