US EditionGovernment and opposition still without concrete moves to elect Kosovo President
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Melazim Koci, a political expert, said that, two weeks before the end of the Constitutional Court's term, there are no signs that the president will be elected. According to him, there is a 95% chance that Kosovo will go to elections in June, writes......
Government and opposition still without concrete moves to elect Kosovo President
PRISTINA – Fifteen days remain until the constitutional deadline for electing a new president, but there are still no indications on the political scene that a consensus can be reached on the issue, KoSSev reports. The Constitutional Court has set April 28 as the deadline for electing the president. Otherwise, Kosovo will head to elections, which must be held within 45 days. The opposition has accused Prime Minister Albin Kurti of lacking intere…
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