Compromising material possibly shredded in Serbia as corruption hunt begins

In Serbia, the new government faces challenges in prosecuting former officials for corruption as evidence suggests documents are being shredded. The chief prosecutor has ordered an immediate halt to this destruction, emphasizing its illegality. Recent elections saw a student-led coalition gain support by promising to combat corruption, but the transition to power is complicated by irregularities requiring re-elections in some districts. Meanwhile, the current government remains in a caretaker role, with ongoing tensions as citizens express discontent with former President Vucic. Media reforms are underway, with calls for accountability in state-run outlets, and the popular Exit Festival is set to return amid political pressures.