Bosnia and Herzegovina is set to hold general elections on October 4, with voters choosing representatives for the country’s tripartite presidency, national parliament and regional bodies. The election comes amid economic difficulties, slow progress toward European Union membership and a political crisis that continues to expose divisions within the country. Bosnia remains
Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti has vowed to quickly form a new government after his Vetevendosje Party secured nearly half of the votes in Sunday’s snap parliamentary election. The victory could end a year-long political deadlock that stalled parliament and delayed crucial international funding. Kurti emphasized the need for swift action to certify results, constitute
Kosovo will head to the polls on December 28 in a snap parliamentary election after a year-long political stalemate dissolved parliament and deepened the country’s financial strain. Prime Minister Albin Kurti’s Vetevendosje party emerged as the largest force in the previous election but failed to secure a majority or form a coalition, leaving Europe’s newest […]


