Kosovo PM proposes plan for Serb-majority area tensions.

Kosovo's Prime Minister Albin Kurti has presented a plan to ease tensions in the Serb-majority north, including fresh local elections and cuts in special police, following pressure from Western supporters of its independence. However, the arrest of a Serb identified as an organiser of assaults on NATO peacekeepers during Serb unrest last month has stirred fresh anger in the volatile region. The United States and European Union have called on Kurti to withdraw the mayors, remove special police used to install them and uphold a 2013 deal for an association of autonomous Serb municipalities in the region.