Kosovo Parliament Dissolved, Snap Elections Called

0:00Today is March 6th. Here's what's making headlines worldwide. Coastal President Bijosa Asmani dissolved parliament on Friday, March 6th, and called for snap elections. This action followed the 120-seat assemblies failure to elect the new head of state by the Constitutional deadline. Longmakers had until midnight on Thursday to pick a successor, but they fell short. The process requires a quorum and broad support, which proved tough to achieve. Prime Minister Albin Kurdis, Veda Indosbidi-Indoshae party, pushed four minister Galaut Kondrovka as their nominee. Even so, they couldn't rally enough opposition lawmakers to back him. The dissolution marks a major setback for the ruling coalition. It leaves Kosovo without a clear path to a new president right now. Snap elections will reset the political landscape. Officials expect campaigning to ramp up soon amid ongoing tensions. Support for this episode comes from our sponsor. See the description. Head in. Sound on. Lights out. That is the routine.

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