Boris Tadić

Former president: Serbia should be compensated

BELGRADE -- The energy agreement between Serbia and Russia was good and government representatives "should not mislead the public on that issue," said Boris Tadic.

Former president rejects criticism over energy deal

BELGRADE -- Former Serbian President Boris Tadić says he believes the South Stream gas pipeline will go ahead after all, "as it is needed both by the EU and Russia."

Vučić: Cancellation of the "South stream" is bad news for Serbia, but we didn't contribute to Putin's decision

Prime Minister of Serbia Aleksandar Vučić said that the cancellation of the "South Stream" built is not good news for Serbia, who was loyal to that project.

JERUSALEM - Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic has said that he is not happy with Rušian President Vladimir Putin's announcement of the closure of the South Stream project, but added that the Serbian citizens need not worry as the government will manage to solve the išue of securing gas supplies for the country.

BELGRADE - Leader of the opposition Social Democratic Party (SDS) Boris Tadic met in Belgrade Monday with German Vice Chancellor and chairman of the Social Democratic Party of Germany (SPD) Sigmar Gabriel to discuss the economic and political situation in Serbia.

Former president's party changes name

BELGRADE -- The New Democratic Party (NDS) has been renamed as the Social Democratic Party (SDS), and Boris Tadić, previously NDS leader, was elected its president.

BELGRADE - The New Democratic Party, the youngest party on Serbia's political scene, has been renamed the Social Democratic Party (SDS), and Boris Tadic was elected its president.

The party leadership will be known after the party assembly election on October 26, and in the meantime, a request for the name change will be filed to the Ministry of Public Administration.

BELGRADE - The New Democratic Party (NDS) has been officially registered as a political organization, and direct party elections will be held by mid October, NDS leader Boris Tadic told Tanjug on Friday.

He noted that this will be the first time for a party in Serbia to have its leadership elected directly by the party members.

SKOPJE - New Democratic Party leader and former Serbian president Boris Tadic has said that he feels guilty for failing to apologise to the people of Macedonia while in office as president for the presence of the Serbian gendarmerie in the country in the past.

Tadić feels guilty, apologizes to Macedonian people

SKOPJE -- Boris Tadić says he feels guilty for failing to apologize to Macedonia "because of the presence of the Serbian Gendarmerie in that country in the past."