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LDK's Stock Grows in Kosovo's Post-Election Muddle (Balkan Insight)

As it remains unclear who will form the government in Kosovo, the LDK appears to hold the key to any future coalition, now that the second-placed party, Vetevendosje, has invited it to join a post-election partnership. Who will form the new government in Kosovo remains unclear, after the results of the 11 June elections failed to grant immediate power to any one political entity or coalition. Although the coalition between the Democratic Party of Kosovo, PDK, the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo, AAK, and the Initiative for Kosovo, NISMA, came first in the election in terms of the number of

Navigating the Battlefield of Kosovo’s Snap Elections (Balkan Insight)

Ahead of Kosovo’s snap elections set for June 11, Balkan Insight profiles the main contenders and their views on key issues the new cabinet will encounter.
In the first months of Kosovo’s new government, it will have to deal with myriad complex issues, including the ratification of a controversial border demarcation deal with Montenegro, the continuation of talks with Belgrade, and cooperating with the Special Court to try senior Kosovo Liberation Army, KLA, figures for alleged crimes committed during and after the war with Serbian forces.