LEON HARRIS, CNN ANCHOR: We turn now to a country now on the other end of that spectrum of war and peace: the fledgling democracy in Yugoslavia. There have been some major developments there so far today as a new government seeks to take control. Nic Robertson is standing by now in Belgrade. He's got the very latest for us -- Nic.</s>NIC ROBERTSON, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, Leon, within the last half an hour or so, one of President Kostunica's key allies went into a meeting here with Serbia's president. And when he went into that meeting, he went in with a lot of other key political leaders that have been allied up to now against Mr. Kostunica. They are taking, we understand, a plan to the Serbian president. That plan is this: that he should suspend the Serbian parliament, that a technical government will be put in place to run Serbia, and that there will be Serbia-wide elections called within the next few months. This is a bonus for President Kostunica. This means that he is -- his political power is now -- will perhaps now begin to reach to the Serbian parliament as well as the Yugoslav parliament. This was perhaps the best thing that he could have hoped to happen today. It is still an agreement in principle between Mr. Kostunica's party and the parties allied with Mr. Milosevic. So they have yet to convince the Serbian President to take the constitutional move and suspend the Serbian government, but the indications are at this stage that there was optimism from Mr. Kostunica's camp as they went in for that meeting -- Leon.</s>HARRIS: All right, thanks much. Nic Robertson reporting live on a developing story under way right now in Yugoslavia.
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