Kosovo Holds Third Election in 18 Months to Break Political Impasse
Kosovo votes Sunday in its third general election in 18 months, aiming to resolve a political deadlock that has blocked progress on normalizing ties with Serbia and unlocking European aid.
Kosovans head to the polls on Sunday for the third general election in 18 months, as the country seeks to end a prolonged political stalemate.
The repeated votes reflect deep divisions that have stalled efforts to improve relations with Serbia, a key condition for further European Union integration and access to financial assistance from Brussels.
The election is widely seen as a test of whether the electorate can deliver a stable governing majority capable of advancing the EU-facilitated dialogue with Serbia, which has made little headway in recent years.
Source: First Squawk