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Published Date: 12 May 2008
SERBS went to the polls yesterday in elections that will decide whether the nation takes another step towards mainstream Europe or reverts to a hard-line stance reminiscent of late strongman Slobodan Milosevic.
The ultra-nationalist Serbian Radical Party clung to a slim lead heading into the parliamentary vote, closely trailed by president Boris Tadic's pro-western coalition. The state electoral commission said early turnout was strong.







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  • Last Updated: 11 May 2008 9:21 PM
  • Source: The Scotsman
  • Location: Edinburgh
 
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Guga II,

Rockall 12/05/2008 04:01:22
Nice to see that the Hootsmon is allowing us to comment on some of the articles in the International section.

My comment on this article is: who cares?
2

oder,

Scotland 12/05/2008 09:18:23
After the way Europe treated the Serbs over Kosovo I would not hold out much hope of them joining Europe.
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Carolyn 1,

12/05/2008 20:40:27
@1
That's because the topic isn't Israel, antisemitism or anti-Zionism.

As for Kosovo, why would Kosovo think that the EU wants them back, and this soon?
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Carolyn 1,

12/05/2008 20:41:38
- that should say- why would the SERBS think that the EU wants them back
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Beca,

Sydney 19/05/2008 06:34:06
To Guga & Carolyn

Firstly Guga, you obviously care enough to post a comment. Moron

Carolyn, the Serbs were never in the EU in the first place, so how can they go back? get ur facts straight. And secondly, the Serbs couldnt give a XXXX about the EU anyway.

 

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