Jailed former President Slobodan Milosevic and another U.N. war crimes suspect won seats in Serbia’s parliament as an extreme nationalist party swept weekend elections, according to results released Monday. Vojislav Seselj’s Serbian Radical Party, which supported Milosevic’s Balkan war campaigns in the 1990s, won 81 seats in Sunday’s ballot for the 250-seat parliament — far more than the pro-Western groups that toppled Milosevic three years ago, the state electoral commission said. Full Story
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