Nationalists Triumph in Serbian Elections
Extreme nationalists led by a former warlord on trial for crimes against humanity romped to a comfortable victory yesterday in Serbia's most critical general election in years. But the Serbian Radical party's election triumph, six points ahead of their liberal pro-European rivals, left the extremists probably unable to cobble together a coalition government.| Comments on article "Nationalists Triumph in Serbian Elections " | ||||||||||||
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