Kosovo rozhodlo, pat sa však nekončí. Víťaz volieb musí hľadať spojencov

Kosovo has held its parliamentary elections, with a voter turnout of 36.9 percent. This figure represents an eight percent decrease compared to the previous year's elections. The party that emerged victorious in these elections now faces the challenge of forming a coalition government, as no single party secured an outright majority. The political landscape remains complex, requiring extensive negotiations to establish a stable governing body.

The low voter turnout and the need for coalition building highlight the ongoing political instability and the challenges in forming a representative government in Kosovo.