Chaos Erupts in Serbian Parliament Amid Opposition Protests

The Serbian Parliament witnessed chaotic scenes during a session marked by clashes between ruling and opposition lawmakers, who threw smoke bombs and eggs at each other, resulting in injuries to several deputies, including one in critical condition. The unrest erupted amid ongoing anti-corruption protests linked to a tragic incident involving the collapse of a train station roof, which killed 15 people. Opposition members protested against the government's handling of the situation and demanded the resignation of Prime Minister Miloš Vučević before the legislative session could proceed. Parliament Speaker Ana Brnabić condemned the opposition's actions, asserting that the government would continue to work despite the turmoil. The session aimed to discuss significant education reforms, including increased funding for universities, but was overshadowed by the violence and protests. This session marked the first gathering since Vučević's resignation, amid heightened tensions within the political landscape of Serbia.