Goran Hadzic 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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Serbia put war suspect Goran Hadzic on a plane to the Netherlands-based United Nations war crimes tribunal to answer for his role in a 1990s Balkan conflict after he dodged arrest for seven years.
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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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Serbia’s Prime Minister Designate Ivica Dacic said his Socialist Party is ready to begin talks with President Tomislav Nikolic’s with the Progressive Party tomorrow to form a government “soon.”
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Serbian President Tomislav Nikolic warned politicians they need to act quickly to form a government as economic pressures in the Balkan nation build.
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Tomislav Nikolic, in his first day as Serbian president, bypassed his own party in urging political leaders to quickly form a government and avert a looming debt crisis.
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Serbia arrested Goran Hadzic, the last top commander sought by the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia following its bloody breakup, meeting an important condition to start European Union entry talks.
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Serbian voters went to the polls to choose between a further march toward the European Union and fiscal austerity or economic and political ties to the east.
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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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Until his July 20 arrest by the Serbian government, Goran Hadzic was the last person indicted for war crimes by the International Criminal Court for the former Yugoslavia to have escaped capture. Hadzic was charged for his alleged role in the murder of Croatian civilians. This arrest is a welcome milestone for international law and for peace and prosperity in southeastern Europe.
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