Kosovo’s Prime Minister Albin Kurti has again refused to report to the Special Prosecutor’s Office that had summoned him as a ...

PRISTINA (Reuters) -Kosovo's ruling Vetevendosje party is on track to come first in a parliamentary election on Sunday, but it will need to negotiate with potential coalition partners to form the ...

Albin Kurti's party is on track to come first in Kosovo's general election but may not be able to govern alone.

Kosovo's Prime Minister and leader of the ruling Vetevendosje party Albin Kurti addresses supporters as exit polls show the party is set to come first in the parliamentary election, in Pristina ...

The third contender is the Alliance for Kosovo’s Future of former prime minister Ramush Haradinaj with 7.56%. “The people won. Vetevendosje! won. We are the winning subject who is to form the ...

Serbia does not recognize Kosovo’s independence. With 88% of the votes counted, Kurti’s Self-Determination Movement Party, or Vetevendosje!, had won 41.3%, according to the Central Election ...

Kosovo looked set for a period of political uncertainty on Monday as the major political parties ruled out coalition building after an election in which the ruling party fell short of an outright ...

Mimoza Kusari-Lila, left, head of Vetevendosje! Parliamentary group, Kosovo's Prime Minister Albin Kurti, and Donika Gervalla-Schwarz, Kosovo's Foreign Minister, stand at Mother Teresa's square in ...

Kosovo's ruling Vetevendosje party is on track to come first in a parliamentary election on Sunday, but it will need to negotiate a coalition with other parties to form a government, exit polls and ...

Serbia does not recognize Kosovo’s independence. With 88% of the votes counted, Kurti’s Self-Determination Movement Party, or Vetevendosje!, had won 41.3%, according to the Central Election ...

Serbia doesn’t recognize Kosovo’s independence. With 98% of the votes counted, Kurti’s Self-Determination Movement Party, or Vetevendosje!, had won 40.94%, according to the Central Election ...