Interview with presidential front-runner Tomislav Nikolic
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Nikolic is acting leader of the hard-line nationalist Serbian Radical Party.
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Hardliner Tomislav Nikolic won the first round of Serbia's presidential vote on Sunday, setting up a second-round contest that will shape Serbian ties with the West after the expected loss of Kosovo.
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Zoran Zivkovic, a former prime minister, said in a television interview that Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica was 'missing out' on diplomatic opportunities and should move decisively to partition the province ...
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Nationalist Tomislav Nikolic won the most votes in the first round of Serbia's presidential election on Sunday but not enough to win outright, exit polls showed, setting up a run-off with pro-Western President Boris Tadic.
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Former Prime Minister Ivan Kostov on Friday urged President Georgi Parvanov and Socialist leader Sergey Stanishev to respond to allegations of funding their party has received from the regime of former Iraqi ...
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The trial of Slobodan Milosevic has resumed in The Hague, with the former Yugoslav president presenting his opening statement against charges of genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity during the 1990s wars in the Balkans.
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Excerpts from Democratic presidential contender Hillary Rodham Clinton's interview Tuesday with reporters from The Associated Press:
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A nationalist candidate won the first round of Serbia's presidential election on Sunday, setting up a run-off with the pro-Western incumbent that will shape Serbian ties with the EU after the expected loss of Kosovo.
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Pro-Western president Boris Tadic and hardline challenger Tomislav Nikolic vie in elections on Sunday that will decide who drives Serbia's response to the trauma of the expected breakaway of its Kosovo region.
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Here are excerpts from an interview The Associated Press conducted with Ukrainian opposition leader and presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko on Thursday:
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Text of report in English by Romanian news agency Rompres  Bucharest, 19 February (Rompres): President Traian Basescu on Monday 19 February lashed out at Dinu Patriciu, Sorin Ovidiu Vantu and Dan Voiculescu for what he said was their use of media holdings for political struggle.
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Former presidential hopeful to back Republican frontrunner, say reports
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The choice in Sunday's presidential election: move closer to Europe or Russia?
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Business: 7 October 2004, Thursday. Energy projects and transport infrastructure were among the main topics of the Baku talks of Bulgarian President Georgi Parvanov on Thursday.
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"There is a risk of the return of the old guard that led Serbia into conflicts and isolation during the 1990s and led people into turmoil and uncertainty"  By Ellie TzortziBELGRADE  - Pro-Western president Boris Tadic and hardline challenger Tomislav Nikolic vie in elections on Sunday that will decide who drives Serbia's response to the trauma of the expected breakaway of its Kosovo region.Opinion polls ahead of a first-round ballot gave Nikolic a slim lead over Tadic, but not enough for a knockout victory.The winner of the February 3 run-off will be the candidate who can attract third-party votes with promises of better living standards, jobs and the defense of Kosovo, heading for independence with Western backing within months. Read more
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Serbia's presidential election paves way for response to Kosovo's declaration of independence
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The experience with Vaclav Klaus as the Czech prime minister and president is not very positive, Prague Archbishop Cardinal Miloslav Vlk told the radio programme Impulsy Vaclava Moravce today.Comment