Kosovo

Putin spoke about the elections in Serbia and Zelenskyy’s visit to Belgrade, and also touched on the NATO bombing: “It all started like this…”

Kosovo still does not have a settled president, or an uncontested parliament

The claim that the President of Ukraine was invited primarily for Brussels does not survive contact with the facts

Fragmented results force parties to negotiate power-sharing across government, parliament and presidency

For the EU, the deal reinforces the importance of incremental, confidence-building steps in the Belgrade-Pristina dialogue process

The current impasse has also laid bare a dramatic rupture between two figures who were once close political partners: Albin Kurti and Vjosa Osmani-Sadriu

Vjosa Osmani described the failure as the result of deliberate political choices rather than unavoidable circumstances

The Albanian lobby appears to have gained significant influence in Washington under President Donald Trump's second term

A motley crew of nations are expected to sign the Charter of the Board of Peace on Thursday at the World Economic Forum in Davos

Ruling party falls just short of an outright majority but can govern with minority backing, while opposition faces deep internal reckoning

Whatever the result, swift institution-building is essential to unlock vital funds, stabilize finances, and advance European integration

The absence of Serbian representatives meant Belgrade was unable to oppose the summit's joint declaration