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Most key municipalities in Kosovo are headed to runoffs, local election results show

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By Florent Bajrami Verified, Llazar Semini
| The Argus-Press Verified
PRISTINA, Kosovo (AP) — Preliminary results from Kosovo’s weekend municipal elections showed most key municipalities heading to runoffs, highlighting the country’s ongoing political fragmentation — and underscoring continued tensions in Kosovo-Serbia relations. Most major Albanian-majority municipalities, including the capital Pristina, appeared headed for a runoff, according to the preliminary results released Monday.
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Kosovo holds municipal elections with the governing party aiming for Pristina city hall

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By Florent Bajrami Verified, Llazar Semini
| The Argus-Press Verified
PRISTINA, Kosovo (AP) — Kosovo is holding municipal elections on Sunday, with the governing left-wing Self-Determination Movement, or Vetevendosje!, seeking to capture the capital’s city hall amid lingering political tensions and strained relations with Serbia. About 2.1 million registered voters are choosing mayors and in 38 municipalities and around 1,000 local council members.
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Kosovo lawmakers break 8-month deadlock with election of an ethnic Serb to the leadership team

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By Florent Bajrami Verified, Llazar Semini
| The Argus-Press Verified
PRISTINA, Kosovo (AP) — Kosovo’s Parliament on Friday ended an eight-month political deadlock by electing its full leadership, including a representative from the ethnic Serb minority, clearing the path for the formation of a new government. Although the Parliament elected the rest of its top team in August, including a speaker from the the left-wing Self-Determination Movement (Vetevendosje!), it had failed to elect one representative from the ethnic Serb minority, as the constitution requires.
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