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What the Russian papers sayRIA novosti - utorak, 13. maj 2008.
MOSCOW, May 13 (RIA Novosti) Putin forms Cabinet, analysts wonder who runs the country / Medvedev's first term may become Putin's third term / ITC Minister Reiman loses his post / Serbia opts for Europe / Megafon to invest 3 billion euros in Iran / Judge admits to Kremlin pressure / Gazeta.ru Putin forms Cabinet, analysts wonder who runs the...
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Serb parties enter tense coalition negotiationsReuters - utorak, 13. maj 2008.
By Douglas Hamilton BELGRADE (Reuters) - Serbia's outgoing prime minister Vojislav Kostunica, once valued as a champion of reform by the West, teamed up with ultranationalist Radicals on Tuesday seeking to form the country's next government, his party said. "A draft agreement on the nature and policy goals of Serbia's new national government was...
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Serbia Braces for Electoral ShowdownNew York Times - ponedeljak, 12. maj 2008.
BELGRADE Serbia braced itself on Monday for a protracted political showdown over formation of a new government following elections on Sunday. A pro-Western coalition said it won the election, but nationalist rival parties vowed to team up to block it from governing, and to form a government themselves. Skip to next paragraph Related Tilt to West...
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Serbia Braces for Electoral ShowdownNew York Times - ponedeljak, 12. maj 2008.
BELGRADE Serbia braced itself on Monday for a protracted political showdown over formation of a new government following elections on Sunday. A pro-Western coalition said it won the election, but nationalist rival parties vowed to team up to block it from governing, and to form a government themselves. Skip to next paragraph Related Tilt to West...
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Milosevic's Socialists emerge as key players in Serbian coalition talksThe Independent - utorak, 13. maj 2008.
Serbian nationalists and their pro-Western rivals have been scrambling to forge alliances that would let them take power after bitterly divisive parliamentary elections on Sunday. At stake was President Boris Tadic's drive to bring the Balkan country closer to EU membership, and the international community's demand that Serbia bring fugitive war...
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Coalition talks start in Serbia after no clear leader in electionIn Serbia, coalition talks have started after no party managed to get enough votes in the parliamentary election to claim an outright majority. The pro-EU party of President Boris Tadic came out on top with 38 per cent of the vote, but opposition nationalist parties are trying to form an alliance. The presidential party also declared it would try to form its own coalition. Russia Today - ponedeljak, 12. maj 2008.
Meantime, even without a clear winner, the vote is widely regarded as a confirmation of Serbia's EU-integration plans. Tadic says while the country will now move towards Europe, he’s completely ruled out recognising Kosovo's self-declared independence. "In this election like in...
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Serbia in coalition scramble after ambivalent voteWashington Post - ponedeljak, 12. maj 2008.
BELGRADE (Reuters) - Serbia's pro-European alliance sought a coalition deal with smaller parties on Monday to stave off a challenge from nationalist runners-up who say they too can form a government after Sunday's parliamentary election. The state election commission said with about 98 percent of votes counted, the Democratic Party had 38.75...
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Serbia's pro-West president claims election victoryCNN - ponedeljak, 12. maj 2008.
Serbian President Boris Tadic declares victory in the country's closely contested parliamentary elections. var CNN_ArticleChanger = new CNN_imageChanger('cnnImgChngr','/2008/WORLD/europe/05/11/serbia.elections/imgChng/p1-0.init.exclude.html',1,1); //CNN.imageChanger.load('cnnImgChngr','imgChng/p1-0.exclude.html'); "This is a great victory for...
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Tilt to West Is Seen in Elections in SerbiaNew York Times - ponedeljak, 12. maj 2008.
BELGRADE, Serbia A pro-Western party declared victory on Sunday night in closely contested parliamentary elections that were widely viewed as a referendum on whether Serbia would turn toward the West or revert to the nationalism and isolation of the Slobodan Milosevic years. Skip to next paragraph Enlarge This Image Andrej Isakovic/Agence...
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Tadic claims victory for pro-Europeans in Serbian electionsThe Independent - ponedeljak, 12. maj 2008.
Serbs have voted for close ties with Europe in parliamentary elections seen by many as crucial to the country's future. With 85 per cent of the votes counted nationwide, the prominent election monitoring agency CeSID said that President Boris Tadic's pro-European block won 39 per cent of votes, leaving the ultranationalists in the Serbian Radical...
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