Protests in Serbia erupted after 15 deaths from a shelter collapse in Novi Sad, with accusations of corruption against authorities. Led by students, the movement has spread to over 200 towns despite Prime Minister Miloš Vučević's resignation. President Aleksandar Vučić claims students are attempting a revolution, while the EU supports rule of law and freedom of assembly. Youth demand less corruption, more democracy, and accountability, expressing distrust in political institutions. Experts note a generational divide in EU integration support, with younger generations feeling disillusioned. Students vow to continue protests until a system valuing knowledge and work is established. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)