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Montenegro's PM Survives No-Confidence Vote
A plot to unseat Milo Djukanovic as Prime Minister of Montenegro failed to gain enough votes in parliament on Wednesday night, after 42 of a total of 81 MPs voted against the motion of no-confidence - which Djakanovic himself had called.
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Ivanovic's house arrest extended, ruling expected Thursday
Leader of the Citizen Initiative SDP Oliver Ivanovic will remain under house arrest for another month, until February 17.
Ivanovic's spouse Milena Popovic Ivanovic said in a statement to Tanjug that the measure had this time been extended for one month, and not for two, adding that the ruling would be probably delivered on Thursday.
Croatia's Leftist Leader Milanovic Faces Removal
With a new centre-right government on the way, Milanovic, who is still Croatia's acting prime minister, faces the possibility of being forced to step down from the presidency of his centre-left Social Democratic Party, SDP.
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Rightist Coalition Ahead in Croatia Election
According to ballots cast and counted at 31 per cent of polling stations in the country, the opposition centre-right coalition led by the Croatian Democratic Union, HDZ, is ahead of the governing centre-left coalition the Social Democratic Party, SDP, in Sunday's general election.
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Turkey to vote on freedoms on Nov 1
Turkey will hold its fourth election in 20 months on Nov. 1. Unfortunately there is no certainty that this will be the last election in such a string, or that a government will be formed.
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Turkish PM to visit MHP leader for coalition talks today
The second meeting in coalition-making process will take place July 14 between the Justice and Development Party (AKP) and the Nationalist Movement Party (MHP), whose partnership for a government is seen as very likely.
In Danish election, campaign turns personal in tight race
Dressed in a denim shirt and black jeans, Danish Prime Minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt cracked jokes and took selfies with supporters on the island of Bornholm, just days before a June 18 election that could end her political career.
Liviu Dragnea resigns from SocDem leadership, decision of party council pending
Former minister Liviu Dragnea, sentenced to a one-year suspended prison term on Friday, has submitted on Monday his resignation from the executive chairmanship of the ruling Social Democrat Party (PSD). He had already resigned from the ministry of administration on Friday; a decision on his retirement from the party leadership will be taken by the PSD National Executive Council on Wednesday.
Romanian minister found guilty of vote-rigging in referendum
A senior Romanian minister was convicted on May 15 of electoral fraud over a 2012 attempt to impeach a president and political rival, a judgment that dealt a blow to Prime Minister Victor Ponta's efforts to demonstrate to the EU a hard line on graft.
PM Ponta: Partial success in jailing former president Basescu, former minister Udrea
Prime Minister Victor Ponta, the head of the Social Democrat Party (PSD) reviewed on Monday the achievements of his governing over the past three years since the USL (Social Liberal Union, PSD's alliance with the National Liberal Party PNL) toppled the Democrat Liberal Party (PDL) government led by then PM Mihai Razvan Ungureanu.