The Kosovo Parliament today elected its new president, ending a six -month constitutional crisis, which was unable to form a new government after the February elections. According to the Kosovo Constitution, he must first be elected President of the Parliament and then form a government. But without inter -party agreement, this proved to be difficult, leading to paralysis the political system in Pristina. Overall, MPs were called upon to vote more than 50 times until they finally agreed on the face of Dimal Basha, who comes from the Curtis party. Bassa received 73 votes, out of a total of 120 Members. Later today it is expected that all five Vice -Presidents of the House will be elected. Curtis now has a two -week deadline to reach an agreement with other parties, including those representing non -Albanian minorities. Otherwise, the order for forming a government will be given to other parties. If all efforts fail, premature will be announced […]
Source: News Beast
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