According to the interior minister, at least 107,000 people gathered in Serbia’s capital, Belgrade, on Saturday to protest what they call government corruption.
The demonstration, which began about lunchtime, has not resulted in any serious incidents, according to the ministry statement, which reiterates the government’s call for calm.
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