Kosovo poised for third snap general election as PM Albin Kurti fails to gather parliamentary backing for his presidential pick by midnight deadline.
Kosovo is set for its third snap general election because Prime Minister Albin Kurti could not secure enough parliamentary support for his candidate for president by a midnight deadline.
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Kosovo is set for its third snap general election because Prime Minister Albin Kurti could not secure enough parliamentary support for his candidate for president by a midnight deadline.
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