Kosovo to Repeat Vote in Serb-Populated Town

Election officials in Kosovo have ordered a repeat of voting in parts of the country's Serb-dominated north that were violently disrupted by Serbian hardliners opposed to the poll. Sunday's election for local councilors and mayors was the first Belgrade-backed vote to be held in Kosovo since it seceded from Serbia in 2008. Voting was halted in north Mitrovica after a group of masked men broke into several of the municipality's schools that were being used as polling stations, ...

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