Kosovo Parliament chooses female President
Under the headline "Kosovo Parliament Finally Elects a President," it was announced that the Kosovo Parliament succeeded in electing Vjosa Osmani as the country's President, thereby avoiding a fourth legislative election in less than two years. This came following an agreement between Prime Minister Albin Kurti's government and the opposition to secure the two-thirds majority needed to pass the presidential election, a largely ceremonial position. The opposition agreed to support Osmani's election after amendments were made to laws that reduced the powers of the Special Court for war crimes, in which former President Hashim Thaçi and several high-ranking officials had been convicted, sparking widespread debate in the country. This election aims to end the ongoing political crisis since the 2025 legislative elections and to achieve political stability with the appointment of a new President for the country.
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