In the snap election held on Sunday, Kosovo's Prime Minister was re-elected, but did not achieve a majority in the vote. This election marks the third for the country in just over a year, and it was characterized by low voter turnout. The ongoing political crisis in Kosovo has contributed to challenges facing the economy.
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Kosovo PM wins snap election without securing majority
Kosovo's Prime Minister has been re-elected in a snap election, but without a majority. The election experienced low voter turnout and is the third in over a year, amid a prolonged political crisis affecting the economy.
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