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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...
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