Greens of Serbia

BELGRADE - The Belgrade city electoral commission approved the Aleksandar Vucic - Belgrade Tomorrow electoral list on Sunday.

It became the first list to be approved for the June 2 polls for the city assembly and will appear under number one in the ballot.

The Socialists (SPS) will draw up a joint list of candidates to run in the upcoming elections with Dragan Markovic's United Serbia and the Greens of Serbia.

SPS leader Ivica Dacic made the announcement on Friday.

BELGRADE - The Social Democratic Party (SDS) launched on Friday an online poll asking the respondents if they would support a parliamentary procedure to dismiss Serbian President Tomislav Nikolic who, as they claim, violated the Constitution by publicly putting pressure on Serbia's war crimes prosecutor Vladimir Vukcevic.

BELGRADE - The motion to launch the procedure to dismiss Serbian President Tomislav Nikolic cannot be put on the agenda of the parliament's session because it has not been put forward by a minimum of one third of MPs, Parliament Speaker Maja Gojkovic said on Thursday.

MPs won't discuss initiative to dismiss president

BELGRADE -- Parliament Speaker Maja Gojkovic has announced that she cannot include an initiative to dismiss President Tomislav Nikolic to parliament's agenda.

BELGRADE - A group of MPs of the Social Democratic Party (SDS), Together for Serbia and the Greens of Serbia have put forward a motion to dismiss Serbian President Tomislav Nikolic, over a statement by Nikolic that they claim was a violation the Constitution.

BELGRADE - Greens of Serbia sent an initiative to Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic Saturday to set up a ministry for the environment and natural resources.

Discontent is growing among coalition partners of the New Democratic Party (NDS) led by Boris Tadic over the decision not to enter a new government, which could bring into question the survival of the alliance gathered around the NDS and the Greens of Serbia, the Belgrade-based daily Vecernje Novosti reported on Thursday.

BELGRADE - The new convocation of the Serbian parliament, whose constitution will start on Wednesday, will include presidents of 12 parties from seven slates who will take an oath of office.