After months of protests, Serbians head to the polls: is this the end of the Vucic era?

The protest movement in Serbia, which has been active for two years, faces a crucial test in the upcoming early parliamentary elections. Observers note that the opposition is up against significant challenges, including government corruption and media bias. The movement, initially sparked by a tragic incident in Novi Sad, has evolved from student protests into a political force aiming to unseat President Aleksandar Vucic. Despite the odds, supporters believe change is possible, while the government employs tactics to secure votes. The outcome of the elections could determine the future of Vucic's administration and the direction of Serbia.