Serbia after the collapse: How anger changed a nation | Special Report

After nearly two years of anti-government demonstrations, student protesters in Serbia are about to get what they have been fighting for: snap general elections. The protest movement has transformed into a fully-fledged political force challenging former President Aleksandar Vučić and his Serbian Progressive Party. Sunday's vote is expected to be fiercely contested, as Serbia is arguably more polarized than at any point in its modern history.

In his latest report, Paweł Trzaskowski traces how the collapse of a railway station canopy in Novi Sad, which killed 16 people, became the catalyst for a nationwide movement.

Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
00:20 - The slogan and story behind Serbia's protests
01:55 - The Novi Sad railway station disaster
03:00 - How the deaths of 16 people sparked a political protest movement
04:27 - Polarization in Serbia
05:20 - Students as a new political force
08:37 - Vučić falls out of favor with the European Union
10:31 - Election irregularities in Serbia
11:16 - Violence during the protests

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