Serbia Surrenders Thousands of Weapons After Mass Shootings

Thousands of people in Serbia participated in anti-gun protests following two devastating mass shootings the week before. Demonstrators called for the resignation of top government officials as well as more adequate safety protections and a ban on violent media content. St. Kitts and Nevis Prime Minister Dr. Terrance Drew said that the Caribbean nation would not be “totally free” as long as King Charles III remains its head of state. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky visited the Vatican to speak with Pope Francis on Saturday about a possible peace plan to end Russia’s war. Italian Education Minister Giuseppe Valditara said on Thursday that the country’s school population will decrease by one million in the next 10 years due to low birth rates and emigration.
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