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Protests Erupt in Southeastern Europe: A Call for Change Amidst Corruption
In recent months, a wave of mass protests has swept through the Balkans, Eastern Europe, and the Caucasus, reflecting widespread public anger over entrenched corruption and democratic backsliding. The turmoil has led to tragic events that highlight institutional failures, particularly in countries such as Serbia, Greece, and North Macedonia. This article explores the context of these protests, the tragedies that ignited them, and the potential for lasting change in the region.