Kosovo prime minister looking for allies for a new Cabinet
Kosovo’s prime minister looks for allies for new Cabinet after failing to win parliamentary majority
PRISTINA, Kosovo (AP) — Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti’s leftist party won the most seats in the parliamentary election, but was left without a majority in the house, forcing it to look for an ally to form the next government, according to preliminary results released Monday.
But Kurti’s ruling party fell short of a majority and will need to find a coalition partner if it hopes to continue in power.
Kosovo looked set for a period of political uncertainty on Monday as the major political parties ruled out coalition building ...
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