Constitutional Court throws out Todorić lawsuit in Agrokor case
News schedule for Wednesday, 13 November
Conference on Bleiburg tragedy and culture of remembrance held in Brussels
Economic and Social Council meets to discuss three-year Fiscal and Structural Plan
Health workers to stop striking as soon as ministry invites union to talks
Ministry of the Interior and 16 top athletes working together
Zagreb mayor: 2023 landfill landslide presumably activated by too much water
ZSE: Crobex up for fourth consecutive day
Croatia has 23,600 fewer jobless than last year
No strike at 15 hospitals, number of striking workers at nine hospitals decreasing
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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