US EditionKosovo Plunges Towards Snap Elections After Government Formation Fails Twice
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The leader of the Democratic League of Kosovo, Lumir Abdixhiku, reacted today after yesterday's statements by President Vjosa Osmani, who held the former opposition responsible for not holding a session where the budget extension for several months would be voted on, including the budget for Pristina, Gjilan, Zubin Potok, salaries for RTK and the Growth Plan package. He also revealed the discussions surrounding the nomination of Glauk Konjufca a…
Nine months after the last election, new elections will be held in Kosovo in December. From dialogue with Serbia to the new budget for 2026, there is little going on until then.
Kosovo Plunges Towards Snap Elections After Government Formation Fails Twice
Kosovo’s parliament has once again failed to elect a government, forcing President Vjosa Osmani to call for snap elections. This marks the second unsuccessful attempt by the Vetevendosje party to form a cabinet, deepening an eight-month political crisis that began with a prolonged struggle to elect a parliamentary speaker. Key Takeaways Vetevendosje’s second attempt to form a government failed, falling short of the required 61 votes. The repeat…
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