Dragan Stojkovic and Dejan Savicevic, two veterans, were unceremoniously dumped during the qualifiers and replaced by younger candidates.

BBC: Yugoslavia form guide

His brother, Richard Dragan, a member of the museum who lives nearby, disagreed.

WSJ: The Cloisters Opens Up

He has already put Dragan Tomic, a loyal apparatchik, back as speaker of Serbia's parliament, which makes him acting president.

ECONOMIST: Serbia

The mass grave, believed to contain the remains of ethnic Albanians slain in Kosovo in 1999, is in the Belgrade suburb of Batajnica, Police Captain Dragan Karleusa said.

CNN: Feud over Kosovo war crimes mounts

Nikolic was found guilty of "breaking international rules of war by killing two ethnic Albanian civilians, committing war crimes against the civilian population, " said judge Dragan Tacic, delivering the sentence.

BBC: Serbia jails first war criminal

"The people of Serbia should know that the parliament as a legitimate institution no longer exists due to the illegal revoking of mandates from the deputies of the Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS), " said the party's deputy president, Dragan Marsicanin.

BBC: Serbian coalition nears collapse

Hovering in the background of their meeting in Vienna last week, which produced agreement on the broad outlines of a settlement, was the influential figure of Dragan Karic, one of three Serbian brothers whose business empire straddles Moscow and Belgrade.

ECONOMIST: Bombs over Belgrade, diplomatic as well as military

Dragan Jerinic, editor of Nezavisne Novine, a Banja Luka paper, says the argument is not really about police but about the desire for revenge on the part of Serb politicians who were sacked by Lord Ashdown last year for protecting war-crimes suspects.

ECONOMIST: Bosnia's government