DS coalition wins, set to seek cabinet partners 09:21 -> 23:55 | Source:B92, Beta, Tanjug
CeSID's unofficial results show that the coalition gathered around the Democrats (DS) has won 38.7 percent, or 103 seats in the new parliament.
Leaders react to preliminary election results 00:48 | Source:B92, Beta, Tanjug
The next government will have to be formed by a coalition of two or more parties; the leaders have made their first statements tonight.
Pundits say Socialists will decide on new cabinet 01:29 | Source:B92, Beta
A party formed in 1989 by Slobodan Milošević looks likely to decide which of the major players will be able to form a ruling coalition in Serbia.
DS-led parties win most votes in Belgrade 23:43 | Source:Tanjug
The City Electoral Commission (GIK) says the coalition led by the Democrats (DS) has won 39.67 percent of votes in the race for the Belgrade city hall.
Elections in Kosovo without major incidents 11:24 -> 20:31 | Source:B92, FoNet, Tanjug
Polling stations have closed in northern Kosovo and other Serb-inhabited areas of the province.
Parliamentary vote: What happens next? 19:50 | Source:B92, Beta
The post-election deadlines defining the timeframe for setting up the new parliament and forming the new government are defined by law.
Politicians cast their votes 11:19 -> 16:06 | Source:FoNet, Tanjug
Party and coalition leaders, local leaders, as well as the candidates for Belgrade mayor have cast their votes at today’s elections.
Foreign reporters, observers follow elections 10:06 | Source:B92
According to the Culture Ministry, around 100 temporarily accredited foreign journalists have applied to follow today’s elections.
"Cossacks on their way to Kosovo" 17:20 | Source:Beta
A group of 25 Russian Cossacks, led by Ataman Barimov Romanovich, are headed for Kosovo today, Beta news agency says.
A-Tec "still wants" Bor copper mines, smelter 16:27 | Source:B92
An Austrian businessmen who had to pull out of a deal to buy RTB Bor, now says he is "still interested" in the acquisition.
Foreign trade reaches USD 7.9bn 13:05 | Source:Tanjug
Trade in the 1st quarter of this year hit USD 7.9bn, 38.5 percent up on the same period last year, says Institute for Market Research (IZIT) Director Milivoje Kanjevac.
Candidate's house burns down 19:09 | Source:B92
A fire in the village of Orašac, near Belgrade, engulfed almost half the household belonging to a Democratic Party (DS) candidate in the local elections.
B92, Zorka team up to build safe houses 15:27 | Source:B92
Zorka Ceramics and Zorka Opeka, members of Alas Holding, have signed a contract with the B92 Foundation for the construction of safe houses in Vojvodina.
Eurovision entrants begin rehearsals 12:36 | Source:Tanjug
The delegations of countries participating at the forthcoming Eurovision Song Contest, which begins on May 20, arrived yesterday.
Press: Decision time 18:27 | Source:B92, Beta
The Belgrade newspapers lead with today's elections, described by some as "crucial" in Serbia's recent history.
"Macedonia's future in EU, NATO" 09:28 | Source:Tanjug
Macedonian President Branko Crvenkovski says that fair and democratic elections are a key condition for Euro-Atlantic integration and the country’s future.
Đukanović most powerful in Montenegro 17:03 | Source:Tanjug
Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS) President Milo Đukanović is the most influential man in Montenegro, according to a study by the CG Ekonomist magazine.
Lebanese violence reaches Tripoli 10:02 | Source:BBC
Fighting has been reported through the night in the Lebanese city of Tripoli between Hezbollah sympathisers and supporters of the government.
At least 18 said dead in Missouri, Oklahoma tornadoes 09:56 | Source:Reuters
At least 18 people were killed on Saturday in Missouri and Oklahoma after tornadoes swept through the area, authorities in the two states said.
Burma's survivors "facing crisis" 13:24 | Source:BBC
Burmese cyclone survivors face a massive crisis unless they are urgently delivered aid, leading aid agencies have warned.
Black voters rally round Obama 12:26 | Source:UPI
Black voters' enthusiasm for U.S. Sen. Barack Obama has made them increasingly protective of his presidential candidacy, campaign watchers say.
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"What is disheartening is that this Greek attitude has not evolved at all, despite the changes which have taken place in the World and in Europe. Membership in the European Union, NATO, the United
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My grandmother and her cousin Lula were always in competition with the Colonel.When I was a boy in the Iowa cornfields (actually we lived in a house), the making of fried chicken happened with blissful regularity.
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