Boris Tadic News
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Slavica Djukic left the four-story employment office in Belgrade in tears. The former kindergarten teacher hasn’t been offered a single job in 2
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Former Serbian President Boris Tadic will start formal coalition talks to form a government to bring the former Yugoslav republic’s finances under control, cut unemployment and pursue European Union membership.
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Former Serbian President Boris Tadic, a pro-European Union politician defeated by nationalist Tomislav Nikolic on May 20, hasn’t decided yet whether he will seek to become the country’s next prime minister.
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Serbian President Boris Tadic, the nation’s most popular politician, stepped down eight months before his term ends, to link a new presidential election to the May 6 general vote and help his party remain in government.
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Serbian politicians must reach a compromise in talks to form a new government after inconclusive elections last month, said former president and Democratic Party leader Boris Tadic.
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The Serbian Democratic Party may lose May 6 general elections, while its leader, President Boris Tadic, will be forced into a runoff as voters reject moves to bring the former Yugoslav republic to the European Union.
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Serbs joined voters across Europe in rejecting the European Union’s austerity push, ousting Boris Tadic after eight years in power in favor of Tomislav Nikolic, who advocated closer economic ties with Russia.
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The Serbian dinar weakened to a record low against the euro, the biggest drop in three months, after voters ousted President Boris Tadic in yesterday’s runoff election.
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Serbia’s Socialist Party said it agreed with the Democratic Party of Boris Tadic to work to create a coalition government after parliamentary elections last weekend.
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Serbia’s incumbent President Boris Tadic, who is running for his third term in office, will probably face tough competition as opposition leader Tomislav Nikolic is gaining public support before the May 6 elections.
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