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Vucic would win more votes than Nikolic - poll
If presidential elections were held in Serbia on Sunday Aleksandar Vucic would win the the first round with 53 percent of the vote.
This is according to the new Ipsos/Strategic Marketing poll, published by the daily Blic. It also showed that Tomislav Nikolic as the candidate of the ruling SNS party would receive 36 percent in the first round.
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Croatian Social Democrats Seek New Leader and Hope
Elections for a new head of Croatia's main centre-left opposition party, the Social Democratic Party, SDP, are vital no only for reviving the damaged image of the party but to restore some "balance" to Croatia's political scene, political analyst Davor Gjenero told BIRN.
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Race narrowing as Clinton, Trump push into final weekend
The two U.S. presidential nominees, Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump, geared up on Nov. 4 for one final weekend to sway undecided voters and cajole supporters into turning out at the polls, slogging their way to the end of a divisive presidential campaign as the race continues to tighten.
Bosnia's Big Parties See Ratings Dip Ahead of Election
Just ahead of local elections due in Bosnia this Sunday, a poll shows that the country's main Bosniak [Muslim] party, the Party of Democratic Action, SDA, has retained its dominance in the country's largest entity, the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Clinton bests Trump in first face-to-face debate
U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton emerged victorious over her Republican rival, Donald Trump, during the first face-to-face debate broadcast live, according to the results of a snap poll.
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Election Stalemate Likely in Croatia, Polls Suggest
As Croatian voters prepare to cast votes in early parliamentary elections on Sunday for the second time in ten months, surveys suggest neither the centre-left People's Coalition nor the centre-right Croatian Democratic Union, HDZ, will emerge as the clear winner.
Average Unserviced Debt in Bulgaria Was on the Rise in 2015
The average value of an unserviced debt in Bulgaria has increased by 50% on a yearly basis, data from the Association of Collection Agencies in Bulgaria (ACABG) shows.
Annual data published by the association reveals the figure was BGN 747 (EUR 381.7) in 2015, up from BGN 485 (EUR 247), in a country where the average monthly wage is below BGN 1000 in most sectors of the economy.
French media websites take on ad blockers
The websites of several French media outlets joined together on March 21 requesting or requiring readers to disable ad blocking software to gain access to news content.
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Confident Trump says could 'shoot somebody' and not lose voters
U.S. Republican front-runner Donald Trump expressed confidence on Jan. 23 that he could push back attempts by his rivals to knock him off his top perch, saying he could stand on New York's Fifth Avenue "and shoot somebody," and still not lose voters.
Serbia's Opposition Parties Plot Joint Election Strategy
Serbian opposition parties have held a joint meeting to plot a common strategy just two days after Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic announced that elections will be held in spring.
The Prime Minister said national polls would be held longside local and provincial elections in the northern province of Vojvodina but did not specify a date.