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Ulf Kristersson, leader of the Moderate Party in Sweden speaks to the press upon arrival for the opening of the Swedish Parliament Riksdagen on September 25, 2018 in Stockholm. Sweden's centre-right opposition and the far-right ousted Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Lˆfven in a vote of no-confidence as expected after September 9 elections left neither the left or right bloc with a majority. A total of 204 of 349 members of parliament voted against Lofven, while 142 voted in favour of him. / AFP PHOTO / Jonathan NACKSTRAND
Politika & Kriminal

Švedska je i dalje u škripcu; šef desnog centra nije uspio sastaviti vladu, na redu su socijaldemokrati

Švedska je u političkom zastoju od izbora 9. rujna
Piše Telegram 2 preporuka 14. 10. 2018.
Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Lofven addresses a rally in Stockholm, Sweden on September 8, 2018, as part of his election campaign before the September 9 general election. Sweden holds legislative elections on Sunday, September 9, 2018, with polls predicting a parliamentary deadlock as neither Prime Minister Stefan Lofven's left-wing bloc nor the opposition centre-right are seen winning a majority, while the far-right makes gains. / AFP PHOTO / Jonathan NACKSTRAND
Politika & Kriminal
Nakon izbora 9. rujna nitko nema većinu i zasad se ne čini da će je dobiti
Piše Telegram 7 preporuka 25. 09. 2018.
05.01.2016., Zagreb - Bozo Petrov ispred sredisnjice MOST-a dao je izjavu okupljenim medijima. Photo: Sanjin Strukic/PIXSELL
Politika & Kriminal
Inzistira na sedam jamstava, kaže da su svojevrsni mehanizam
Piše Ira Kralj 13 preporuka 06. 09. 2016.
Slovenian President Janez Drnovsek smiles after casting his ballot during the presidential elections at a polling station in Zaplana 21 October 2007. Drnovsek, a former Communist technocrat who decided not to be a candidate for second term and who oversaw his country's successful transition to a market economy and its entry into the European Union, has created tensions with the government with his new spiritual lifestyle and independent policies. The 56-year-old bachelor, who bakes his own bread and has appeared in public more than once with a drooping crown of leaves on his head, was prime minister from 1992 to 2002 before being elected president in December 2002. But after he was diagnosed with lung and liver cancer two years ago, the former banker with a PhD in economics decided on a radical change in lifestyle, reinventing himself as a type of guru who sees an apocalypse and the death of millions of people as the only way to "awake" humanity. Slovenia's 1.7 million voters are taking part in their third presidential election since the country gained independence from Yugoslavia in 1991. The new president will head the tiny alpine state when it takes over the revolving six-month presidency of the European Union in January 2008. According to the final opinion polls, none of the seven candidates is expected to gain the absolute majority needed to win the first round and a runoff 11 November 2007 is virtually certain. AFP PHOTO/ Stringer
Politika & Kriminal
Po 45 zastupnika dobili su i konzervativna oporba i liberalna ljevica
Piše Hina 15 preporuka 11. 11. 2015.
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