Is the Belgrade District Court resolving an important round of future elections Last December Democratic Party President Zoran Djindjic, accused of having insulted the Serbian Prime Minister, believed that the Socialists would schedule elections right after Dayton and started saying that 1996 would be the year of decision. He focused his campaign on proving that Mirko Marjanovic’s government of directors […]
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