After nearly four years outside the legislature, he is now advocating reinstatement of the monarchy in Serbia, an idea favoured by between 7 per cent and 15 per cent of voters. Polls still show that the single strongest party in the new legislature will be the far-right Serbian Radical Party, whose leader Vojislav Seselj resides in an International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY) prison cell.
Nakon skoro & # 269; etiri godine izvan parlamenta, on sada zagovora obnovu monarhije u Srbiji, sto je ideja koju podupire izmeamp; # 273; u 7 i 15 posto glasaamp; # 269; a. Istrazivanja javnog mnijenja pokazuju kako & # 263; e pojedinaamp; # 269; no najjaamp; # 269; a stranka u novom parlamentu biti desniamp; # 269; arska Srpska radikalna stranka, & # 269; iji se & # 269; elnik Vojislav Seselj nalazi u zatvoru Meamp; # 273; unarodnog kaznenog tribunala za bivsu Jugoslaviju (ICTY).