Press: Demise of cabinet, new coalitions speculation

The newspapers are today reporting about the end of the ruling coalition and possible new alliances. ALO—The tabloid leads with the collapse of the government and the new elections: "Government is not for everyone – Kostunica hopes Kosovo will resuscitate him". Press: Demise of cabinet, new coalitions speculation Then it turns to reporting from a Novi Sad clinic: "Doctor threw out bleeding pregnant woman". BORBA—"Elections on May 11?", the daily's front page is also dedicated to the new parliamentary vote likely to coincide with the provincial and local elections. "Trains start on April 12", is about this tourist season and associated tourist trains, named, "Romantika" and, "Nostalgija". BLIC—"Tadic and Dinkic negotiating coalition", says this newspaper. "Ekrem Luka involved in white slavery", says another headline, about a "well known Kosovo businessman". "Court of Honor will revoke doctors' licenses", the Medical Chamber chairwoman Tatjana Radosavljevic is quoted. VECERNJE NOVOSTI—"Elections on May 11", and no question mark as far as this daily is concerned. "Reserve soldiers against Kosovo sign", says that army vets in Kursumlija yesterday protested Hashim Thaci's move to place a sign reading, "welcome to the republic of Kosovo" on the administrative line between the province and central Serbia, at Merdare. "Serbia's new address", internet address, that is; the registering of the .rs domain has started, the front page announces. GAZETA—"Tadic can't sign SAA?!", the paper says that although the president claims he can sign an agreement with the EU, the constitution does not allow for this possibility. GLAS JAVNOSTI—"DSS: Never again with Tadic", the front page brings reports about the start of campaigning. "Difficult year that is (not) lost", analyzes the Serbian economy. As for Beovizija, Serbia's competition to select the country's Eurovision hopeful, it has kicked off, the front page informs. DANAS—The political crisis in the country is reported under, "Resolution in early parliamentary elections". "Cedomir Jovanovic announces normalization of relations between LDP and DS", says another headline. As for Vuk Draskovic, he expresses his worries: "Forces of the past strengthened". KURIR—"New DOS", the tabloid sums up its take on early reports about possible coalitions ahead of the May ballot. "What do the people say", is a poll the paper conducted among its readers. POLITIKA—"End of government", the daily also leads with the coalition's demise, and imminent dissolution of the parliament. "Tadic: Government fell because of EU", says the president. "Continuity of foreign policy", the headline quotes Foreign Minister Vuk Jeremic. "Investors on forced vacation", is about the country's economic woes. PRESS—The tabloid leads with high politics but also keeps an eye on bizarre incidents: "Serbian drama!" is about the collapse of the cabinet, while "Neighbor killed over firewood", is about a crime committed in Prokuplje.

Press: Demise of cabinet, new coalitions speculation

Then it turns to reporting from a Novi Sad clinic: "Doctor threw out bleeding pregnant woman".

BORBA—"Elections on May 11?", the daily's front page is also dedicated to the new parliamentary vote likely to coincide with the provincial and local elections.

"Trains start on April 12", is about this tourist season and associated tourist trains, named, "Romantika" and, "Nostalgija".

BLIC—"Tadić and Dinkić negotiating coalition", says this newspaper.

"Ekrem Luka involved in white slavery", says another headline, about a "well known Kosovo businessman".

"Court of Honor will revoke doctors' licenses", the Medical Chamber chairwoman Tatjana Radosavljević is quoted.

VEČERNJE NOVOSTI—"Elections on May 11", and no question mark as far as this daily is concerned.

"Reserve soldiers against Kosovo sign", says that army vets in Kuršumlija yesterday protested Hashim Thaci's move to place a sign reading, "welcome to the republic of Kosovo" on the administrative line between the province and central Serbia, at Merdare.

"Serbia's new address", internet address, that is; the registering of the .rs domain has started, the front page announces.

GAZETA—"Tadić can't sign SAA?!", the paper says that although the president claims he can sign an agreement with the EU, the constitution does not allow for this possibility.

GLAS JAVNOSTI—"DSS: Never again with Tadić", the front page brings reports about the start of campaigning.

"Difficult year that is (not) lost", analyzes the Serbian economy.

As for Beovizija, Serbia's competition to select the country's Eurovision hopeful, it has kicked off, the front page informs.

DANAS—The political crisis in the country is reported under, "Resolution in early parliamentary elections".

"Čedomir Jovanović announces normalization of relations between LDP and DS", says another headline.

As for Vuk Drašković, he expresses his worries: "Forces of the past strengthened".

KURIR—"New DOS", the tabloid sums up its take on early reports about possible coalitions ahead of the May ballot.

"What do the people say", is a poll the paper conducted among its readers.

POLITIKA—"End of government", the daily also leads with the coalition's demise, and imminent dissolution of the parliament.

"Tadić: Government fell because of EU", says the president.

"Continuity of foreign policy", the headline quotes Foreign Minister Vuk Jeremić.

"Investors on forced vacation", is about the country's economic woes.

PRESS—The tabloid leads with high politics but also keeps an eye on bizarre incidents: "Serbian drama!" is about the collapse of the cabinet, while "Neighbor killed over firewood", is about a crime committed in Prokuplje.