Criză politică prelungită în Kosovo, chiar și după votarea unui nou guvern. Țara nu poate accesa fonduri UE fără un președinte

Kosovo faces a prolonged political crisis despite the approval of a new government led by Albin Kurti. The country cannot access EU funds without a president, as the political divisions hinder the election of a head of state. Kurti's government, supported by minority representatives, aims to prioritize social issues and EU candidacy, but deep political rifts prevent a resolution to the institutional crisis. The opposition boycotted the parliamentary session, complicating the situation further. Without a functional parliament and president, Kosovo risks losing millions in European funding.