By Nina Petrov, Mehran Khalili
March 28, 2025
Source: DiEM 25
Serbian student organiser Nina Petrov joins our host Mehran Khalili us to explain how a local tragedy sparked a national uprising. What started with 15 minutes of silence has become the largest protest movement Serbia has seen in decades—forcing resignations at the top and shaking the foundations of power. We talk tactics, momentum, and what activists everywhere can learn from the fight unfolding in Serbia right now.
Serbian student organiser Nina Petrov joins our host Mehran Khalili us to explain how a local tragedy sparked a national uprising. What started with 15 minutes of silence has become the largest protest movement Serbia has seen in decades—forcing resignations at the top and shaking the foundations of power. We talk tactics, momentum, and what activists everywhere can learn from the fight unfolding in Serbia right now.
Disclaimer:
At the time of this recording, the number of victims from the Novi Sad train station collapse stood at 15.
As of March 21, that number has risen to 16, after 19-year-old Vukašin Crncevic tragically passed away in hospital following months of critical condition.
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