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Serbia: Six years after Milosevic's ouster.
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BELGRADE, Serbia-- The country marked the 10th anniversary Tuesday(October 5th)of Slobodan Milosevic's ouster.
Expectations were high after the ouster of Slobodan Milosevic in October 2000.
The ouster of the former king turned prime minister would be in line with what has become a tradition in the past 15 years.
FRY elections in late 2000 led to the ouster of MILOSEVIC and the installation of democratic government.
However, despite the close ties between the nations,the relationship was adversely affected in 2014 after the ouster of Burkina Faso's leader Blaise Compaore.
At the same time, Nastase's ouster has given PSD founder Ion Iliescu room to manoeuvre.
The momentum stalled, however,when Berisha refused US advice concerning a 1997 pyramid scheme crisis that led to his government's ouster.
Mohammad Javad Zarif says those demanding Assad's ouster“are responsible for the bloodshed in Syria.”.
Since his ouster, the authorities have cracked down hard on Morsi's Muslim Brotherhood movement with at least 1,400 of his supporters killed.
Foreign powers, Djukanovic suggested, are also playing a part in recent protests in Montenegro that seek his ouster from power over corruption allegations.
Their support was crucial during the ouster earlier this year of the former Serbian Democratic Party(SDS) government.
Ennahda, a moderate Islamist party,called on supporters of the embattled government to join the rally to push back against a week of mass protests calling for the government's ouster.
Since Milosevic's ouster in 2000, the public has been presented with several draft laws written by NGOs and political parties.
It's been eight years since we took to the streets in the protests that led to the ouster of our longest-ruling president, Hosni Mubarak, a.k.a.“the pharaoh,” after his 30-year rule.
But after the ouster of Slobodan Milosevic in October 2000 and the rise of moderate politicians in all three countries, the picture has changed.
A series of three write-off agreements reached with London and Paris creditors' clubs andthe Russian Federation is being hailed as Belgrade's biggest financial success since the ouster of the Milosevic regime.
In fact, just before his ouster, a major joint project with a German firm to develop Bolivian lithium was canceled due to public protest.
This is a stark contrast with the independent andlargely nonviolent revolutionary processes that led to the ouster of dictators in Egypt and Tunisia, and are still underway in much of the Arab world.
Guiding Otpor! 's Milošević ouster operation, US Ambassador to Serbia Richard Miles was a specialist in regime change, far more so than in classical diplomacy.
On Tuesday(March 1st), the 192-member UN GeneralAssembly suspended Libya from the organisation's Human Rights Council(HRC) over Colonel Muammar Gaddafi's violent repression of peaceful demonstrators who are demanding his ouster.
The drama surrounding Ricardel's possible ouster surfaced while Bolton was half a world away in Singapore, where he is attending the Association of Southeast Asian Nations summit.
Mentioning Iran(which was“almost certainly” behind a recent inept attack on oil tankers near the Persian Gulf), China(which dares to buy Iranian oil), Russia(which has“probably” restarted low-yield nuclear tests)and Venezuela(where the ouster of its elected president is the only result of long-awaited talks with the opposition that Washington will accept)- is almost an afterthought.
They say that more than four years after the ouster of Saddam Hussein, it is time for Congress to reauthorize the war, taking into account the changed nature of the fight.
The ouster of Morales, a highly public supporter of authoritarian, hard-left governments in Venezuela and Cuba, changes the balance of power for the left in Latin America, which has now abruptly lost one of its most visible heads of state.
Lee's bribery case is part of a huge political scandal that led to the ouster of Park in late March after millions of South Koreans took to streets for anti-government rallies for months.
Six years after the ouster of Milosevic, who died of a heart attack in a Hague tribunal prison cell on March 11th, the democratic parties find themselves facing three major challenges.