Pro-European protests in Serbia, Romania, and Hungary

Pro-European protests occurred in Hungary, Romania, and Serbia over the weekend, signaling potential shifts in political power. In Hungary, around 50,000 people rallied against Prime Minister Viktor Orban, supporting Peter Magyar, who aims to challenge Orban's pro-Russian stance. In Romania, about 10,000 demonstrators expressed support for the EU and opposed rising nationalism. The country will rerun its presidential election in May, with pro-Kremlin candidate Călin Georgescu barred from participating due to election interference allegations. Serbia witnessed its largest anti-government rally in years, with over 300,000 participants protesting President Aleksandar Vučić's government amid corruption accusations. The protests reflect growing discontent with Vučić's ties to Russia and his handling of domestic issues.