osovo’s president is ignoring a court ruling over who gets to sit on the country’s Central Election Commission, just as the ruling coalition slides towards a snap election.
A snap election might look like the most likely solution to growing tensions between Kosovo’s ruling parties but a row that has blocked the work of the Central Election Commission technically makes this difficult, and analysts are laying the blame squarely at the feet of President Hashim Thaci.
While the mandates of the CEC’s 11 members expired in March 2018, Thaci has yet to appoint their replacements in a dispute rooted in the breakup of the governing coalition’s parliamentary caucus.
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