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 ...

Albin Kurti’s Vetevendosje won again, but Sunday’s election in Kosovo left him short of a majority to govern alone. The election is seen as a crucial test for current Prime Minister Albin ...

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

while the opposition Democratic Party of Kosovo and the Democratic League of Kosovo hope to return to power. Analysts monitoring the election said much of the diaspora was likely to back Kurti.

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 ...

The opposition Democratic Party of Kosovo was second with 21.8% and the Democratic League of Kosovo party had 17.8%. "Preliminary results show one true, exact and clear thing, and this is that ...

The right-wing Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK) trailed in second with 22% of the votes, followed by the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK) with 17%. Election officials said turnout for the vote ...

Next, with 17.8% support is the Democratic League of Kosovo, or LDK, the oldest party in the country. The LDK lost much of its support after the death in 2006 of its leader, Ibrahim Rugova.

The right-wing Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK) trailed in second with 21 percent followed by the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK) with 20 percent. Kosovo's election commission said software ...

Democratic Party of Kosovo, the PDK, came second with 22.68%. In third place was the Democratic League of Kosovo, or LDK, with 17.9%. The LDK conceded Vetevendosje victory on Sunday evening ...

Next, with 17.67% support is the Democratic League of Kosovo, or LDK, the oldest party in the country. The LDK lost much of its support after the death in 2006 of its leader, Ibrahim Rugova.