The man who after alternating flirtation and coming into conflict with Slobodan Milosevic finally returned to his wing. This time not as the president’s favorite opposition, but officially as one of the most important levers of the Serbian government—Vojislav Seselj “The government of the Coalition of National Unity doesn’t depend on how we attacked and fought amongst ourselves earlier. This […]
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