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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."
thumbnailKosovo wary of new Serbian government
2012-05-14Kosovo Albanians are casting furtive glances towards Serbia after last week's elections.
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.
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.
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.
thumbnailFuror over publishing Hitler's Mein Kampf divides Albanians
2012-03-31Opinions differ over whether one of the most controversial 20th century books, Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf, should be banned.
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.
thumbnailSerbia and the legacy of Milosevic
2012-03-13Former Yugoslav president Slobodan Milosevic died in The Hague tribunal detention unit on March 11th, 2006, and the Serbian public is still debating how far the state has moved away from his legacy, 12 years after the change of regime.
thumbnailSerbia's Dacic discusses "reality on the ground"
2012-01-27Serbia's Ivica Dacic says he is determined to take responsibility for providing people with "what they lack above all else: economic development and justice in all spheres".
thumbnailSerbia's Veljovic emphasises need for regional police co-operation
2012-01-23Despite staffing and equipment shortages, the director of police gives his force high marks.
thumbnailMedia war crimes under investigation in Serbia
2012-01-10The Belgrade prosecutor's office says trials are forthcoming for the journalists who are responsible for inciting 1990s war crimes in the former Yugoslavia.
thumbnailProtecting existing borders guarantees regional peace
2011-11-11Macedonia and Albania agree to further good neighbourly relations based on respecting sovereignty and territorial integrity, as well as economic co-operation.
thumbnailSerbia: 11 years after Milosevic
2011-10-07Eleven years after the ousting of Milosevic, many in Serbia remain unhappy with the pace of reforms and quality of life.
thumbnailUS prosecutor to head Kosovo organ trafficking investigation
2011-08-30US prosecutor John Clint Williamson was appointed on Monday as the head of a team investigating accusations against Kosovo's prime minister.
thumbnailStipe Mesic: "politicians with vision" needed
2011-08-01Those who promote division still hold too much sway in Bosnia and Herzegovina, according to one of the region's veteran leaders.
thumbnailRatko Mladic vs. The Hague
2011-07-16The tribunal seeks an effective way to conduct the trial in the face of obstruction.
thumbnailExit looks to the future
2011-06-30With the Milosevic regime consigned to history's dustbin, Serbia's internationally-known music festival finds relevance in a new era.
thumbnailEU demands Serbia investigate controversial privatisations
2011-06-22Experts in Belgrade say the country has lost hundreds of millions of euros due to privatisation corruption.

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

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