Примери за използване на Tomislav nikolić на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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That is the president of Serbia Tomislav Nikolić.
Pro-Russian Tomislav Nikolić, who had Milošević views on Kosovo, is no longer a political factor.
He will meet President Tomislav Nikolić.
Serbian President Tomislav Nikolić signed last week a date for the snap parliamentary elections- April 24.
From 2012 to 2017 Pavlović served as advisor for Culture to the President of Serbia, Tomislav Nikolić.
In Belgrade, he will meet President Tomislav Nikolić and Prime Minister Aleksandar Vučić.
Serbia will never recognise Kosovo, even if it means that it will never join the EU,further said Tomislav Nikolić.
The first page of Blic today shows that President Tomislav Nikolić and Deputy PM Ivica Dačić have turned their backs to the EU.
There were two leading subjects in Serbia over the last week- the floods andthe visit of President Tomislav Nikolić to Russia.
He also had to push aside incumbent Tomislav Nikolić, a former leader of his party who was eligible for a second term.
Vučić is the leader ofthe Serbian Progressive Party(SNS) and President Tomislav Nikolić got elected on their list.
In 2007 Tomislav Nikolić said during a speech that he wished that Serbia would strengthen its ties with and eventually join the Union State.
In an interview broadcast by national television in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbian President Tomislav Nikolić apologised for the July 1995 Srebrenica massacre.
The candidate for a second presidential term Tomislav Nikolić threatened that, if need be, he will send the military into Kosovo to protect the Serbian minority there.
Regardless of whether he will receive support from Vučić,the former associate of Serbian radicals Tomislav Nikolić has already announced that he will also run on his own.
Serbian President Tomislav Nikolić stated after the meeting that he reminded the American vice-president that Serbia had no wish to file an application for joining NATO.
During the campaign, the party's presidential candidate Tomislav Nikolić did the first of a line of provocations of the former(really?).
President Tomislav Nikolić blamed the entire European Union for the ruling of the French court, stating that a directive was sent down that the Serbian warrant is not to be honoured.
This clearly shows that, currently,the monopoly on nationalism is held by the SNS who, after disposing of Tomislav Nikolić, have rather moderate nationalist views.
Serbia's Prime Minister Aleksandar Vučić and President Tomislav Nikolić neither backed Milorad Dodik for the referendum in Republika Srpska(RS) in Bosnia and Herzegovina, nor did they denounce it.
Dragoljub Micunović, the DOS candidate, could not win the 2003 presidential election andwas even beaten by 11% by Tomislav Nikolić, the candidate of the extreme rightist Serbian Radical Party.
President Tomislav Nikolić, who is counting on winning a second term at the Serbia presidential elections this spring, honoured in person the celebrations during one of which RS demonstrated military prowess as well.
During the visit Minister Vigenin will also meet with the President of the Republic of Serbia Tomislav Nikolić and the President of the National Assembly of Serbia Maja Gojković.
Former heavily pro-Russian president Tomislav Nikolić has stepped down from the political scene and former Prime Minister Aleksandar Vučić took his seat, who has the image of a pro-European leader in Brussels.
The latter will be the last one to be closed, if it is closed at all, for current Serbian attitudes,voiced by President Tomislav Nikolić, are that Serbia will not enter the EU if the price to pay for it is recognising Kosovo.
Serbian Danas quotes the words of President Tomislav Nikolić, who is happy that NATO has finally understood that one of its generals should not interfere with the relations between other countries and should not rattle the sabre.
Being, however, closely scrutinised by Brussels because of this new quality, Belgrade now has to cope with three key challenges:to manage progress toward EU with its pro-Russian President Tomislav Nikolić and the shaky government coalition;
To Vučić, the former gravedigger had become a burden, but Tomislav Nikolić felt that he had more political life left in him, so he announced that regardless of whether he will be the candidate of the SNS, he will stand.
In the weeks before the elections were scheduled and the candidates announced, there was a fierce internal party race between Aleksandar Vučić and his companion from the times of the Serbian Radical Party of Vojislav Šešelj andcurrent President Tomislav Nikolić.
Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vučić and President Tomislav Nikolić, however, in an attempt to keep the intricate balance between the EU and Russia, came out with no position, but this was completely sufficient to calm the region down.