Since being put under United Nations rule in 1999, the question of whether or not the war-torn Serbian province of Kosovo, once a province of Yugoslavia, should be independent or not continues unanswered. With elections in Serbia currently underway, residents of the detached area await results that might bring change to a region which has been trying to establish its identity now for nine years. The first round of results saw pro-Russian Tomislav Nikolic gain the biggest majority. But what would that mean for the minority of Serbs that remain in Kosovo? Our Observer from Estonia went to the town of Mitrovica in Kosovo to get a sense of the situation there. Here are her photos and comments. Read more...