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Serbia names pro democracy premier Djindjic in landmark shift
Zoran Djindjic took office as Serbia's first postwar pro democracy prime minister, vowing to hold Slobodan Milosevic accountable. He replaced security chief Rade Markovic and leads a new 17 member cabinet in Belgrade as Yugoslavia debates jurisdiction for war crimes. Djindjic rose after aiding Kostunica's election victory and faces mixed reactions for his rapid, temperament-driven leadership.
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