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Sir, Serb voters have confounded the pundits by favouring the pro-European Union Democratic party of President Boris Tadic over the nationalist Radical party (“Tadic defeats hardliners in Serbia's elections”, May 12). What is particularly surprising to many observers of the Balkans is that this turnaround – the Radicals were expected to come out on top as they had in last year's parliamentary elections – occurred even though Serbs in Kosovo were allowed to vote.
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