Kosovo's Political Deadlock Remains Unresolved After Elections

Kosovo's recent elections failed to break the country's political deadlock, leaving the nation in continued uncertainty. Former President Atifete Jahjaga warned about the significant costs of this ongoing political stalemate.

7 Jun, 17:31 — 7 Jun, 17:31

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Kosovo: Former President warns of the cost of political deadlock

"Enough is Enough", the words of Gezim Selimi, a retired teacher in Pristina as he voted today in the Kosovo elections. He was one of a snap shot of voters questioned by journalists about what it like to be voting again in Kosovo.

By Gavin LEE

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Kosovo's Political Deadlock Remains Unresolved After Elections

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