Macedonia votes in peace, Ivanov takes lead into 2nd round

Euro News Monday 23rd March, 2009

The first round of the former Yugoslav republic of Macedonia’s presidential and local elections has passed off peacefully, and while its has not produced a winner, politics professor Gjorge Ivan...

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