
Kosovo Political Parties Agree on Joint Presidential Candidate to Break Deadlock
Leading political factions in Kosovo have finalized a power-sharing agreement to nominate former judge Bekim Sejdiu as a consensus candidate for president. The deal resolves a nearly two-year stalemate that had left the country without an elected head of state.
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Kosovo Leaders Agree on President Pick After Months of Deadlock
Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti and opposition leader Lumir Abdixhiku agreed to nominate Bekim Sejdiu as the country’s next presidential candidate, a breakthrough that would end months of political deadlock and avoid another election.
By Gresa Kraja
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Kosovo's governing Vetevendosje party and opposition Democratic League of Kosovo, LDK agreed on a joint presidential candidate - which could end the country's political deadlock and allow a new parliament to be constituted.
By Xhorxhina Bami
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