NEWS BULLETIN NO. 12676
Hajdaš Dončić: No positive change in Croatia without SDP, we'll be victorious party
Siniša Hajdaš Dončić elected new SDP president
Floating dock for Israeli client launched in Pula shipyard
Schmidt to testify before ECHR, Komšić's advisor calls him Nazi sympathiser
33rd anniversary of Battle of Vukovar marked
Culture minister attends raising of Sacred Heart Basilica's rebuilt domes
Plenković to attend UN General Assembly, visit Croatian communities in U.S.
FinMin: A-category credit rating puts Croatia on foreign investors' economic map
Serbian president reassures Tito can continue resting in peace in Belgrade
ZAGREB, March 5 (Hina) - The slate of Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic's Serb Progressive Party (SNS) won 45% of the vote in Sunday's local elections in Belgrade and is likely to have 64 seats in the 110-seat city council, while the slate of a former mayor Dragan Djilas mustered 18.8% of the vote and will have 26 councillors, according to first incomplete results after 90.6% of the ballots were counted.
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