Pro-West Tadic wins pivotal Serbian election (AFP)

Courtesy Ytop stories  Mon, 02/04/2008 - 2:36am

Pro-European reformist Boris Tadic celebrates his victory in Belgrade.<br /><br />Tadic headed for a second term as Serbia's president on Sunday, initial results showed, sparking wild celebrations in Belgrade despite fears over Kosovo's looming independence.(AFP/Marko Djokovic)AFP - Serbia's pro-Western president, Boris Tadic, won a narrow re-election victory Sunday over nationalist Tomislav Nikolic in a run-off poll shadowed by concerns over Kosovo's looming independence.




 

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