Cedomir Jovanovic

NOVI SAD - The electoral commission of Serbia's northern Autonomous Province of Vojvodina has adopted a consolidated report on the final results of the December 17/30 elections for the Vojvodina Assembly.

Komsic represents Croats in the tripartite presidency.

BELGRADE - European Enlargement Commissioner Johannes Hahn spoke with officials of a number of Serbian opposition parties at the seat of the EU Delegation to Belgrade on Thursday.

Opposition LDP leader Cedomir Jovanovic says Moscow, has, via Russian Ambassador Aleksandr Chepurin, clearly told Serbia that the European path is impossible.

Leaders of the DS party and the PSG movement Dragan Sutanovac and Sasa Jankovic should travel to Brussels on August 24, Vecernje Novosti is reporting on Friday.

The two opposition leaders will go there for a meeting with European Parliament official and rapporteur for Serbia David McAllister.

Presidential candidate and former Citizens' Ombudsman Sasa Jankovic has urged opposition LDP leader Cedomir Jovanovic "not to vote for him."

Jankovic said on Twitter that he "read carefully what Jovanovic has announced."

Opposition party leaders and presidential candidates gathered in parliament on Thursday protesting against speaker Maja Gojkovic's decision to suspend parliament's work until after the presidential election in April.

They accused Gojkovic of suspending democracy itself, and some suggested the opposition would express its discontent on the streets.

LDP party leader Cedomir Jovanovic has left his party's club in the Serbian National Assembly to join that of the LSV-Green Party.

Jovanovic informed the Assembly's president of the move in a written statement, Tanjug reported on Wednesday.

LDP leader Cedomir Jovanovic has accused Foreign Minister and ruling SPS leader Ivica Dacic of "continuing his politicking showdown with the opposition."

According to Jovanovic, "Dacic's red herring about the LDP working against the interests of Serbia" represents a "shameful act."

The third Belgrade Pride Parade, which took place under the slogan "Love changes the world", was held on Sunday with several hundred LGBT rights supporters, alongside Serbian politicians, participating in the march through the centre of the Serbian capital.

The group was protected by some 5,000 police officers who had the city centre in lockdown to ensure participants' safety.