Constitutive session of the Assembly of Kosovo

Kosovo

27.April 2025. TS

Seventh failure: The Kosovo Assembly is still not constituted

The Kosovo Assembly does not have a president even after the seventh attempt. If all efforts to constitute a parliament fail and a new government is not formed, new elections will be called. Such an outcome is increasingly certain, writes Reuters

Constitutive session of the Assembly of Kosovo

Kosovo

23.April 2025. Milica Srejić

Political crisis in Kosovo: Will there be repeated elections?

Five constitutive sessions of the Kosovo Assembly were interrupted, and two and a half months have passed since the elections. What does this mean? What can the political crisis in Kosovo lead to? What is the position of the Serbs in Kosovo? Finally, what does the Kosovo political scene look like

Central Election Commission of Kosovo (CEC)

Pre-election atmosphere

06.February 2025. MS

Elections in Kosovo: A loaded gun

There are three days left until the elections for the Kosovo parliament. The pre-election campaigns are coming to an end and what marked the last days of this race? What kind of messages did the Serbian List send, and what kind of Self-Determination

Milan Radojević will head the North Mitrovica municipality, Dragiša Milović in Zvečan, Miloš Perović in Zubin Potok, and Zoran Todić in Leposavic, all from the Serbian List.

Elections in Kosovo

26.December 2024 Milica Srejić

Serbian list still in the race: Manipulation of emotions on ethnic basis

The Kosovo parliamentary elections will be held in a month and a half, and the certification of registered candidates is underway. One of them is the Serbian List, which had problems this week due to non-confirmation by the Central Election Commission of Kosovo (CEC). Why? What is the political background, if legally everything is correct? What does the international community say?

Crisis in Kosovo

19.July 2023 Z.S.

Gabriel Escobar: Serbia will face the consequences if it does not participate in the elections 

"Serbia has pledged to shelter the participants of the protests and to fully participate in the elections," the US Special Envoy for the Western Balkans, Gabriel Escobar, announced in the US Congress. In his speech, he explained that the only request for Pristina was not to appoint mayors by force, which was not fulfilled. On the other hand, he maintains a "firm" attitude towards Belgrade, as he said

KiM

29.June 2023 Z.S.

Experts predict elections in Kosovo in August

A group of Democratic and Republican senators asked the US president and the administration to address the worsening security situation between Kosovo and Serbia as a matter of priority. Security expert Drizan Šalja estimated that elections will be held in the north of Kosovo in August

Kosovo and Metohija

05.June 2023 BG

Serbian list: Two conditions for going to the elections

"The special forces of the Kosovo police should be withdrawn from the north of Kosovo and the Association of Serbian Municipalities should be formed," said the vice-president of the Serbian List, Igor Simić.

KiM

25.April 2023. Z.S.

North Kosovo: Elected mayors promise to remove the Serbian flag from municipalities

The newly elected leaders in the four majority Serb municipalities in the north of Kosovo, who come from the ranks of the Albanian community, are aware that they will have problems accessing their new offices. At the same time, they announce the "expansion of the functionality of the state of Kosovo" and invite the Serbs to cooperate

Comment

22.march 2022 Andrei Ivanji

Between Quinta, Russia and China: Powdered milk and Serbian elections in Kosovo

After conditioning Pristina to allow the Serbs in Kosovo to vote only if Serbia recognizes the independence of Kosovo, Vučić equally sought support from the ambassador of Quinta in Belgrade, the ambassador of Russia, which has been severely sanctioned by the West, and the chargé d'affaires of China, which is still concerned about Russia. holds back, thus underlining with a red line that in the historical conflict between the West and Russia, Serbia is still firmly seated on two chairs that are increasingly moving apart