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Police chief arrested in Serbia

Serbia has arrested its police chief over allegations of abuse of office, per Al Jazeera.

The arrest follows mounting pressure from student-led protests demanding sweeping reforms across government institutions, as reported by the Guardian.

The unrest reflects broader dissatisfaction with the country's judiciary and law enforcement, according to DW.

The student movement, which has gained significant traction, is now pushing for resignations across key ministries.

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01aljazeeraaljazeera.com · 1 NovSerbia arrests police chief over abuse of office allegations 02dwdw.com · 31 OctSerbia after Vucic: The winners are losing patience 03dkpittsburghsportsdkpittsburghsports.com · 31 OctWe’re home. Come see us. DEJAN KOVACEVIC 04lenslens.civicus.org · 30 OctSerbia: from protest to power 05theguardiantheguardian.com · 30 Oct‘Swift justice’: Student List supporters focus on cleaning up Serbia’s rotten institutions 06bbcbbc.com · 30 OctSerbia: Student-backed election winners demand sweeping resignations 07apnewsapnews.com · 29 OctSerbia’s students demand resignations in police, judiciary as they prepare to take power 08apnewsapnews.com · 28 OctSerbian police say assailant killed after attacking officer outside the Israeli Embassy in Belgrade

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E14 places every story on a stack of fifteen floors, from the fields under everything to the planet acting as one. This one sits on E12, states; the pressure it names: institutional corruption.

Here it turns on states: police chief, allegations of abuse of office, student-led protests and sweeping reforms.

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The floor of states and force. In this briefing: police chief, allegations of abuse of office, student-led protests, sweeping reforms, judiciary, law enforcement, resignations across key ministries.