Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić says he will resign within weeks, citing ongoing public unrest and student protests, according to multiple reports. The announcement comes amid demonstrations in Serbia involving students, with protesters calling for political and other reforms and drawing broader attention to dissatisfaction with the government. Vučić’s statement indicates a planned transition rather than an immediate change in office, with his resignation timeline framed as occurring in the coming weeks. The reports agree that the decision is directly linked to the protests, though they do not provide a detailed explanation of the specific steps or successor arrangements. Taken together, the outlets describe the move as an attempt to address the mounting pressure created by the protests and to set a timetable for leadership change. No additional information is provided in the summaries on whether the resignation will follow a specific constitutional process, who would take over in the interim, or what political figures are expected to lead the country after Vučić leaves office.