Slovenians Vote in Parliamentary Elections
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Slovenians were voting Sunday in parliamentary elections that could snap the center-left&#39;s grip on power held virtually since the country gained independence from the old Yugoslav federation in 1991.
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Macedonians will vote Sunday in a referendum that is likely to determine whether a three-year peace agreement to end ethnic violence in this former Yugoslav state will remain in place.
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Voting has begun in Hungary in a double referendum on citizenship rights and the health care system.
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Slovenians vote on Sunday in a presidential election which might give the country its first right-of-centre head of state since it broke away from Yugoslavia in 1991.
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Slovenia&#39;s center-right oppositionwon a majority of votes in parliamentary elections on Sunday, according to reports from Ljubljana, capital of Slovenia.
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It was a major surprise: after 12 years at the head of the Slovenian government, the left wingers will be giving their place up to the right wing parties after the confirmation of the election results of Sunday 3 October.
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Deeply divided Bosnians vote in a  general election on Sunday to choose the leaders who will guide  their country after a decade of international supervision.
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The Slovenian elections on 3 October resulted in a surprise victory by the conservative Slovenian Democratic Party (SDS) over the ruling Liberal Democracy of Slovenia (LDS) party (see "RFE/RL Newsline," 4 ...
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LJUBLJANA, Slovenia  - Prime Minister Anton Rop conceded defeat Sunday after preliminary results showed the centre-right opposition winning Slovenia's parliamentary elections.
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Montenegrins went to the polls on   Sunday in a general election expected to give their center-left   government a fresh mandate for their first term as an   independent country.
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The people of Mozambique, one of the world's poorest countries, are voting in presidential and parliamentary elections.
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WARSAW (BBC News) - People in Poland are voting in general elections called two years early, after the collapse of the ruling coalition in a row over a corruption investigation. Prime Minister Jaroslaw Kaczynski's conservative Law and Justice Party is being challenged by the Civic Platform, led by centre right rival Donald Tusk.  Both parties have their roots in the anti-communist Solidarity movement. Some Poles still believe a coalition between them would give Poland its best chance of stable government. Some are calling these elections the most important since the fall of Communism in 1989. Swiss Votes Being Tallied BERN, Switzerland (SwissInfo) - The rightwing Swiss People's Party and the Greens look set to make the biggest gains in Sunday's parliamentary elections, according to a first nationwide exit poll. The centre-left Social Democrats will most likely be the big losers for the first time in nearly 30 years, according to a survey commissioned by SwissInfo's parent company, the Swiss Broadcasting Corporation. Switzerland's system of proportional representation means the party cannot hope for an overall majority.  But the campaign has caused deep unease among the large immigrant community. One single issue dominated the election campaign: foreigners. Twenty percent of Switzerland's population is foreign and the now notorious poster from the right-wing Swiss People's Party, in which three white sheep kick a black sheep out of Switzerland, was widely regarded as racist.
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Serbia votes on Sunday in a  presidential election pitting a pro-Western liberal against a  nationalist in a vote seen as a plebiscite on Belgrade's place  in the world as it prepares for the loss of Kosovo.
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Slovenes vote in the first parliamentary poll since joining the EU, with the ruling coalition facing a stiff challenge.
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Uzbek voters are casting ballots in a parliamentary poll from which opponents to President Karimov are barred.
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Austrians vote Sunday in national elections that could swing the alpine nation back to the political center after more than six years of influence by the extreme right.
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Austrians vote Sunday in national elections that could swing the alpine nation back to the political center after more than six years of influence by the extreme right.Comment