BELGRADE (Reuters) - Serbian Prime Minister Ivica Dacic moved to oust his finance minister on Tuesday, rattling the year-old coalition and risking a snap election that would almost certainly delay talks on joining the European Union.
Dacic told a news conference he had proposed to his coalition partners that the government move on "without (Mladjan) Dinkic and his URS (United Regions of Serbia) party."
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