new leader. Živković was pushed to the sidelines within Democratic Party, as he never got on with the new party leadership under Boris Tadić. 2004–present Following a loss of power in 2004, Živković formed a non-governmental organization Milenijum - Center for Development of Civil Society, as a channel for his desire to "modify the consciousness of Serbian citizens related to the need of involving each individual into ongoing process of changes". During that period Živković was often linked in the media to another Democratic Party outcast Čedomir Jovanović who was vocally critical of the DS direction under the new leadership, but the two never really formed any kind of common political plan of action. Regarding his involvement with the Democratic Party, Živković claimed that he is "only a member" in spite of some views who saw his potential comeback to the party's Executive Board. During this period, Živković was still present in public life, making occasional appearances on political talk shows, commenting on his past days with Zoran Đinđić and criticizing the lack of reformist agenda in the Government of Vojislav Koštunica. Disappointed that the Democratic Party did not include him on their 250 candidates list for the 2007 parliamentary elections, he basically left active politics only to emerge to prior to the general elections in May 2012 actively opposing Boris Tadić's re-election as the President of Serbia and blaming him for the DS loss of power in May 2012. In November 2012, he left Democratic Party after 20 years of membership, stating that he intends to form a new party in early 2013 which would continue the reform process, modernization of Serbia and the actions launched by DS, which were interrupted in early 2004. Personal life Zoran Živković is married to Biserka, a lawyer and political activist. The couple live in Niš with their two children, Milena and Marko. Živković is an avid wine enthusiast and a passionate driver. Živković was the owner of winery "House of wines Živković". References External links BBC Profile of Zoran Živković (2003) Center for Development of Civil Society - MilenijuM Živković makes a keynote address to the Serbian Parliament - March 18, 2003 CNN: Djindjic ally elected new Serb PM - March 18, 2003 1960 births Living people Serbian democracy activists Democratic Party (Serbia) politicians New Party (Serbia) politicians Prime Ministers of Serbia Serbian basketball executives and administrators Mayors of Niš