Serbia: Anti-Government Protests Turn Violent as Clashes with Police Erupt

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Serbia: Anti-Government Protests Turn Violent as Clashes with Police Erupt

Thousands of anti-government protesters took to the streets across Serbia on Thursday, smashing windows of the governing party's headquarters in Novi Sad. In Belgrade, police fired tear gas to disperse protesters after clashes erupted with the president's supporters.

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