United Regions of Serbia

Three Serbian politicians who quit their original parties are due to officially register their new parties in the coming weeks and months.

The former Democratic Party leader and Serbian president, Boris Tadic, is preparing to register his New Democratic Party.

Sasa Vukasinovic, a deputy for the Progressive Party in the local assembly of Sabac, in western Serbia, has embarrassed the ruling party by saying he had now left after it failed to offer his son a job.

Vukasinovic, who was formerly a member of another political party, the United Regions of Serbia, URS, switched to the Progressives after the party took power in 2012.

BELGRADE - Parties reported that they spend over RSD 2 billion on the 2014 parliamentary elections and more than 40 percent of the sum (RSD 942 million) was claimed by the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) which won the majority support of the voters, Transparency Serbia released on Friday.

State election commission announces preliminary results

BELGRADE -- According to preliminary results of the Election Commission (RIK) only four coalitions and lists of ethnic minorities will have seats in the new parliament.

These preliminary results were announced during a news conference held at midnight in Belgrade.

BELGRADE - Leader of the United Regions of Serbia (URS) Mladjan Dinkic has said that Serbia must put an end to austerity measures and belt-tightening as that is not a way out of the crisis.

BELGRADE - Democratic Party (DS) and political organization Third Serbia submitted to the Electoral Commission of the City of Belgrade (GIK) Thursday their lists of candidates for the early City Assembly elections, scheduled for March 16.