Serbia begins postelection talks
                   
sacbee.com     May 12, 2008            

Serbia's nationalists brushed aside their pro-Western rivals' claim of victory in parliamentary elections and held talks Monday to see if they could muster support from other parties to form a government. Serbia's pro-western President Boris Tadic waves to his supporters jubilating electoral... [read full story]                

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Karadzic capture signals Serbian shift

msn.com     1 hr ago   1,588 related          

EU leaders say arrest could speed nation's bid to join the 27-nation union A police cordon secures a nationalist rally against the arrest of genocide suspect Radovan Karadzic in Belgrade on Wednesday. Karadzic was arrested near...                

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"EULEX only with Belgrade's agreement"

b92.net     5 hrs ago   1 related          

President Boris Tadić today in Belgrade met with Cyprus Foreign minister Marcos Kyprianou. Reports after the meeting said that the two officials reaffirmed their countries' common stand that the work of the EULEX mission in...                

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Kouchner calls on Serbia to drop ICJ plans

b92.net     14 hrs ago          

The French foreign minister has called on Serbia to drop its plans to consult the ICJ over Kosovo’s independence. Bernard Kouchner, chairing yesterday’s meeting of EU foreign ministers in Brussels, made the plea to Serbian...                

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Karadzic arrest: It's not that simple

agoravox.com     yesterday   4 related          

War criminal arrested: cue all sorts of guff from people who should know better about how this proves the Serbian government's “pro-Western credentials” and demonstrates “Serbia's European aspirations”. It does nothing of the...                

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