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No political party secured enough seats to govern alone in Kosovo’s snap parliamentary elections and experts say the election of a new president is likely to become the key issue in coalition negotiations.
Kosovo voters are heading to the polls on Sunday in the country's third parliamentary election in less than two years as the country repeatedly failed to form stable institutions.
In Canada’s Parliament, Kosovo refugees were recognised and honoured for their resilience and contribution to society.
A sexist remark made by a ruling party MP during a parliamentary session has sparked reactions from opposition and civil society organisations in Kosovo.
Kosovo’s Constitutional Court said it has overturned President Vjosa Osmani’s verdict to dissolve parliament and gave MPs 34 more days to try to choose a head of state and avoid new snap elections.
