Macedonians began voting Sunday in a runoff election to choose a new president.
Election officials said the polls opened at 7:00 a.m. (0500 GMT), with no problems reported.
First-round winner Gjorgje Ivanov, a government-backed conservative, is running against Social Democrat challenger Ljubomir Frckoski.
The two sides are at odds over whether to compromise with neighbor Greece on a name dispute that has delayed Macedonia's bid to join NATO. Frckoski favors a deal.
Since Macedonia gained independence in 1991, Athens has demanded that the republic change …

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