Key facts
- Kosovo is holding its third election in under 16 months.
- The election features a clash between PM Albin Kurti and ex-President Vjosa Osmani.
- Dialogue with Serbia remains in a deadlock.
- Obstacles hinder Kosovo's EU integration.
Kosovo is undergoing its third election in less than 16 months, a situation that is reportedly taking a toll on the country's financial resources. The election campaign is characterized by a significant political clash between the current Prime Minister, Albin Kurti, and the former President, Vjosa Osmani. Adding to the political instability, the dialogue process with Serbia remains in a deadlock, and the nation faces obstacles in its path towards integration into the European Union. These factors collectively contribute to the strain on Kosovo's coffers.