Kosovo has set a date for early parliamentary elections
Kosovo’s acting president, Albulena Haxhiu, has announced the date for early parliamentary elections. Voting is scheduled for June 7. This will be the country’s third parliamentary election in the past year and a half.
This was reported by the local Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty service.
Haxhiu’s decision was made shortly after a meeting with the country’s political party leaders and representatives.
"After hearing the proposals of the political parties and taking into account constitutional deadlines, the organizational needs of the Central Election Commission, as well as the importance of the broadest possible citizen participation in this process, I have decided that early elections to the Assembly of Kosovo will take place on June 7," Haxhiu stated.
A political crisis engulfed Kosovo after several attempts by parliamentarians to elect the country’s president ended in failure.
Kosovo approved the deployment of troops to the Gaza Strip as part of an international security force.
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 designed 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 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.
