Kosovo is holding its third early parliamentary election in a year and a half — KOHA
Voting began on Sunday, June 7, in the partially recognized province of Kosovo for the snap parliamentary elections.
These elections are the third in the past year and a half and were called following a prolonged political crisis.
The main reason for the dissolution of the previous legislature was the fact that the Kosovar parliament was unable to elect a new president for the country.
The voting process across the republic began without significant delays or violations. A total of 2,550 polling stations opened in the region, beginning operations at 7 a.m. local time.
According to official data from the election commission, more than 2 million registered citizens are eligible to vote in these important elections.
This was reported by the local publication KOHA.
Kosovo calls on the EU to accelerate European integration
Earlier, U.S. President Donald Trump stated that the United States would lead the International Stabilization Force in post-war Gaza. According to him, the mission is intended to restore order and make the area safe for the local population. He made these remarks on Thursday at the first meeting of the Peace Council.
The Donald Trump administration presented its vision of what the Gaza Strip could look like in ten years. Participants in the “Peace Council” initiative pledged to allocate more than $7 billion for the reconstruction of the enclave.
