After more than nine months of peaceful, student-led marches, Serbia has been rocked by its most violent political confrontations in over a decade. Tear gas over Belgrade. Gunfire in Novi Sad. Dozens injured and detained. At the heart is what many local and foreign observers call the worst crisis of President Aleksandar Vučić’s tenure. Are we witnessing the turning point for Serbia’s democracy, or the start of something more dangerous? Ilva Tare, Resident Senior Fellow at the Atlantic Council’s