Kosovo is gearing up for parliamentary elections scheduled for Sunday. Prime Minister Albin Kurti and his national party aim to secure a majority to end the political deadlock that has persisted since 2020.
A victory for Kurti would be a critical step toward stabilizing the country’s political system and strengthening Kosovo’s standing with the European Union.
"We are ready to move toward peace and prosperity," Kurti said at a rally. "Our party is prepared to work on reforms and safeguard the rights of all citizens."
Opposition parties have expressed concerns over a lack of transparency and growing allegations of corruption. Government officials and international observers are monitoring the elections to ensure fairness.
The final outcome will determine how swiftly Kosovo can exit its political stalemate and resume talks with Serbia.
