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Kosovo institutional crisis deepens over presidential election deadlock

Kosovo is facing a deepening institutional crisis as political parties remain deadlocked over the election of a new president. Acting President Albulena Haxhiu has called for political dialogue to reach a consensus, warning that without an agreement, the country may be forced into a new cycle of elections. Haxhiu noted that three successive elections with similar results demonstrate that a political solution regarding the presidency is essential to move forward.

Opposition parties, including the PDK and AAK, have refused to participate in consultative meetings called by Haxhiu. The PDK has accused the current leadership of attempting to manipulate constitutional deadlines and has demanded the continuation of the Assembly's constitutive session. Meanwhile, the AAK has criticized the government's legitimacy and threatened legal action regarding the establishment of various commissions by the acting government.

The Assembly Administration has clarified that it did not receive official notice to prepare the plenary hall for the session requested by the PDK, stating that all procedures must follow constitutional and regulatory guidelines. Avni Dehari, the chairperson of the constitutive session, warned that proceeding without a political agreement could lead to physical clashes within the Assembly or necessitate early elections.

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AAK · Albin Kurti · Albulena Haxhiu · Arian Tahiri · Assembly of Kosovo · Avni Dehari · Kosovo · Kosovo Assembly · PDK · Partia Demokratike e Kosovës

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