http://uk.oneworld.net/article/archive/1986 sq_SQ http://see.oneworldsee.org/article/view/151450/1/1986 Transparency International BiH (TI BiH) appealed to all political parties running in the local elections to present to the public reports on the manner of financing of their election campaigns, so that the citizens could make an informed decision on October 5, the ballot day. http://sq.oneworldsee.org/article/view/151449/1/1986 Raporti mbi Paralajmėrimin e Hershėm i realizuar nga Programi pėr Zhvillim i Kombeve tė Bashkuara – UNDP, qė mbulon periudhėn korrik – shtator 2008, tregon njė rėnie tė pėrgjithshme tė kėnaqėsisė me punėn e institucioneve. http://sq.oneworldsee.org/article/view/151354/1/1986 Aksioni Qytetar Fol ’08, ka performuar para ndėrtesės sė Presidencės dhe Qeverisė sė Kosovės kundėr ngritjes sė pagave tė krerėve tė shtetit, duke e konsideruar si veprim abuziv me paratė e taksapaguesve. http://see.oneworldsee.org/article/view/151288/1/1986 The Green Party of Kosova (GPK) criticizes Kosovo institutions` positions on environmental protection and their indifferent view of environmental problems. http://sq.oneworldsee.org/article/view/150937/1/1986 Ambasada e Parė e Fėmijėve nė Botė – Megjasi, duke u thirrur nė Nenin 92 tė Ligjit mbi Mbrojtjen e Fėmijėve, kėrkon nga partitė politike tė mbrojnė fėmijėt nga abuzimet pėr tė fituar qėllime politike nė fushata zgjedhore. http://sq.oneworldsee.org/article/view/150936/1/1986 Sipas rezultateve preliminare qė janė nxjerrė nga 85 % e materialit tė pėrpunuar zgjedhor nga organizata CeSID, koalicioni \"Pėr Serbinė evropiane\" i udhėhequr nga presidentit serb, Boris Tadiq, ka fituar bindshėm nė zgjedhjet parlamentare nė Serbi, duke fituar 38.7 % tė votave. http://see.oneworldsee.org/article/view/150934/1/1986 The First Children Embassy in the World – Megjasi, invoking Article 92 of the Law on Protection of Children, demands from political parties to protect the children from abuses to gain political goals in election campaigns. http://see.oneworldsee.org/article/view/150628/1/1986 The Kosovo Assembly declared the region a new country yesterday, Sunday, February 17, in a long-anticipated step that marks the further dissolution of the former Yugoslavia into ethnically based Balkan states. http://see.oneworldsee.org/article/view/150621/1/1986 Nongovernmental organizations in Bosnia and Herzegovina condemn the press release of the Government of the Canton of Sarajevo, published in the media after the protests of last Wednesday, January 13, accusing the organizers, Dosta! and GROZD of an “anarchist and anti-civilization call for violence”, and of a “morbidly constructed rebellion... and manipulation of children... abusing the personal tragedy of Denis Mrnjavac”. http://see.oneworldsee.org/article/view/150617/1/1986 The European House, in cooperation with the European Movement in Serbia and the EC Delegation to Serbia, presented the Najevropljanin (Most European) Awards for contributions in the process of connecting Serbia with Europe. http://ssla.oneworldsee.org/article/view/150616/1/1986 Nevladina organizacija Evropska kuca, u saradnji sa Evropskim pokretom u Srbiji (EPUS) i delegacijom Evropske komisije u Srbiji, dodelila je nagrade za najveći doprinos u povezivanju Srbije sa Evropom. http://sq.oneworldsee.org/article/view/150573/1/1986 Sipas raporteve preliminare tė Komisionit Qendror Zgjedhor, kandidati i Partisė Demokratike Boris Tadiq ka fituar Zgjedhjet presidenciale tė mbajtura tė dielėn me 50.57 pėr qind tė votave, pėr dallim me kundėrshtarin e tij nga Partia Radikale Tomislav Nikoliq i cili ka marrė 47.71% tė votave. http://see.oneworldsee.org/article/view/150564/1/1986 The European Movement in Serbia (EMinS) expressed its satisfaction with the results of the second round of Presidential Elections, held last Sunday, and congratulated President Tadic on his second term in office that, EMinS believes, will end with Serbia in front of EU membership. http://see.oneworldsee.org/article/view/150562/1/1986 According to the preliminary reports of the State Election Commission, DS’s Boris Tadic won the Sunday’s Presidential elections with 50.57 percent of the vote, with his opponent from the Radical Party Tomislav Nikolic getting 47.71% of the votes. http://ssla.oneworldsee.org/article/view/150561/1/1986 Prema podacima Republičke izborne komisije, predsednički kandidat DS Boris Tadić dobio je 50,57 odsto ili 2.257.105 glasova birača, a kandidat SRS Tomislav Nikolić 47,71 odsto, odnosno 2.129.403 glasa. Ovi rezultati odnose se na 98,80 odsto obrađenog biračkog tela.