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Kosovo’s Prime Minister Albin Kurti’s party wins the most votes in a third election in under 18 months, but the victory doesn’t end the political deadlock. With just 36% turnout and economic woes dominating voter concerns, the country remains stuck without a stable government — delaying EU and NATO progress and straining international support. Opposition, including former ally Vjosa Osmani, warns of power consolidation, while officials urge unity to tackle Kosovo’s urgent challenges and secure its future.
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