More than 60 supporters of the ruling party and 16 police officers were injured in a standoff in Novi Sad, officials say
Violent clashes have broken out across Serbia between anti-government protesters and ruling party supporters, leaving dozens injured. The Balkan country has been reeling under unrest for months, with activists demanding early parliamentary elections and accountability for a deadly collapse of a railway station canopy late last year.
The fiercest standoff took place on Wednesday in the city of Novi Sad, where protesters gathered around the office of the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS). The party’s supporters and…
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