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Serbia's rival pro-Western, nationalist camps gear up for postelection bargaining
iht.com May 12, 2008
Serbia's rival pro-Western and nationalist camps each geared up for talks on forming a new government Monday after parliamentary elections left the Balkan nation sharply divided. ... Serbia's rival pro-Western and nationalist camps each positioned themselves to begin...
Tadic's Democrats seek coalition
dw-world.de May 12, 2008
In Serbia the pro-European Democratic Party led by President Boris Tadic which claims to have scored an upset victory in Sunday's parliamentary election has begun talks to form a coalition with smaller parties. But nationalists led by the Radical party leader Tomislav...
Pro-West leader pulls off upset in Serbia
suntimes.com May 12, 2008
BELGRADE, Serbia -- Serbia's pro-Western president declared victory in Sunday's parliamentary elections -- a stunning upset over ultranationalists who tried to exploit anger over Kosovo's independence. But his rivals vowed to fight on, and it was unclear if he could stave off their challenge.
Serbian Election: A Setback for Nationalists and a Victory for Pro-Europeans
spiegel.de May 12, 2008
Despite predictions to the contrary, the pro-European party of President Boris Tadic won the parliamentary election in Serbia, according to preliminary estimates. However, Tadic still lacks a clear majority to form a government. His opponent, Tomislav Nikolic, wants nationalist parties to join...
ANALYSIS: Pro-Europeans win Serbian poll, but no government yet
earthtimes.org May 12, 2008
Belgrade - Serbian President Boris Tadic's pro-European bloc won the most votes in Sunday's parliamentary elections, but was still far from converting the victory into power a day later. The coalition led by Tadic's Democratic Party (DS) won 103 seat...
Serbia's rival nationalist, pro-Western camps gear up for postelection bargaining
k-litefm.com May 12, 2008
BELGRADE, Serbia - Serbia's rival pro-Western and nationalist camps are gearing up for talks on forming a new government after parliamentary elections left the nation sharply divided. President Bor... ... By: THE ASSOCIATED PRESS BELGRADE, Serbia - Serbia's rival...
Serbian right tries to snatch rule
guardian.co.uk May 12, 2008
General election gives pro-EU president the lead but nationalist parties could form majority coalition ... The Serbian president and pro-EU candidate, Boris Tadic. Photograph: Daniel Berehulak/Getty Rival nationalist politicians in Serbia are due to hold coalition talks...
Serbia parties in coalition talks to block pro-EU government
guardian.co.uk May 12, 2008
Serbia's general election gives the president, Boris Tadic, an eight-point lead but nationalist parties could form majority coalition ... Rival nationalist politicians in Serbia are due to hold coalition talks today in a bid to block the formation of a government by...
Serbia parties seek to block pro-EU government
guardian.co.uk May 12, 2008
Serbia's general election gives the president, Boris Tadic, an eight-point lead but nationalist parties could form majority coalition ... Rival nationalist politicians in Serbia are due to hold coalition talks today in a bid to block the formation of a government by...
Serbia's rival nationalist, pro-Western camps gear up for postelection bargaining
canoe.ca May 12, 2008
BELGRADE, Serbia - Serbia's rival pro-Western and nationalist camps are gearing up for talks on forming a new government after parliamentary elections left the nation sharply divided. ... President Boris Tadic's reformist coalition emerged with a strong lead, but not...
Scramble to build coalition begins in Serbia
inthenews.co.uk May 12, 2008
Serbia's pro-European alliance is reported to have begun negotiations with smaller parties to stave off a challenge from the nationalist runners-up who say they too can form a government after Sunday's parliamentary election. ... Monitors put the alliance led by the...