Boris Tadic

thumbnailNikolic wins presidency in second round of voting
2012-05-21Opposition Serbian Progressive Party leader Tomislav Nikolic was elected president on Sunday – an outcome that some analysts described as "a political earthquake."
thumbnailMladic trial may be delayed for months
2012-05-21After prosecutors failed to disclose thousands of pages of evidence to the Mladic defence team, a judge suspended the trial.
thumbnailPresidential run-off overshadowed by accusations
2012-05-18The run-up to round two of the presidential election has been marked by a series of charges and counter-charges.
thumbnailElection, runoff stir debate in Serbia
2012-05-12Serbia's presidential election runoff is scheduled for May 20th, although the current ruling party will likely remain in power. Bloggers debate the results of the election.
thumbnailDemocrats, Socialists agree on new Serbian government
2012-05-10Just three days after the May 6th elections, the leaders of the Democratic Party and the Socialist Party of Serbia have agreed to continue their political co-operation.
thumbnailSocialists hold power position after Sunday's election
2012-05-07Although many expected the parliamentary and presidential elections in Serbia to be a showdown between the ruling Democratic Party and the opposition Serbian Progressive Party, the biggest benefit was gained by the Socialist Party of Serbia.
thumbnailSerbia elections surrounded by uncertainty
2012-05-03The two main parties are ahead in the polls, but a coalition government is expected to be necessary.
thumbnailFiat production in Serbia fuels new questions
2012-05-01The factory in Kragujevac shifts into high gear, to turn out gleaming new Fiat 500Ls by fall.
thumbnailAnalysts stress Turkey's key role in Balkans and beyond
2012-04-24Despite excellent political and diplomatic relations with countries in the Balkans, Turkey can contribute to regional stability by intensifying economic ties and investments in individual countries.
thumbnailFactories manufacture dreams, disillusion across Balkans
2012-04-23Despite fanfare and hope, some foreign investment projects across the region remain only on paper.
thumbnailSerbia's withdrawal from elections in Kosovo sparks confusion, defiance
2012-04-17Announcing that there will not be local elections in Kosovo on May 6th, the Serbian government said it will instead appoint municipality leaders.
thumbnailIn Belgrade, a new hand at the helm of the government
2012-04-16Assuming the post of acting president until the May 6th elections, Parliament Speaker Slavica Djukic-Dejanovic said she is ready for the responsibility.
thumbnailTadic's resignation stirs Serbian public
2012-04-05The resignation of President Boris Tadic has opened the way to a May 6th presidential election.
thumbnailSerbian President Tadic to resign; plans to seek new term
2012-04-04Announcing his resignation on Wednesday, Boris Tadic said he is planning to run for a new term in an early vote on May 6th.
thumbnailParties maneuver for position before Serbia's election
2012-03-27Two parties appear dominant, but the party once headed by Milosevic will have influence.
thumbnailSerbian Prime Minister Djindjic's assassination still raising controversy
2012-03-26Serbia's former Red Berets are again under fire for Djindjic's murder.
thumbnailBalkan countries work to bail out to troubled industries
2012-03-05Failing factories and plants lead to higher unemployment, but government intervention -- however well intended -- may not be the answer, according to analysts.
thumbnailBravo, Serbia!
2012-03-03On Thursday, Serbia finally received the status of a candidate for membership in the EU.
thumbnailSerbia gets green light for EU candidacy
2012-03-02EU leaders granted Serbia candidate status Thursday after the decision was postponed in December due to tensions in Kosovo.
thumbnailMinisters recommend Serbia's candidacy, with a condition
2012-02-29The Council of Ministers of the EU recommended candidate status for Serbia, but only after several hours of debate during which Romania sought additional guarantees for the respect of minority rights.

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Police stage high stakes crackdown against illegal gamblingPolice stage high stakes crackdown against illegal gambling

Long shielded by law enforcement in the Western Balkans, gambling operations are now in police cross-hairs.

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