Kosovo’s Election Chaos Exposes Fragile Democracy and Threatens Regional Stability
Kosovo’s latest election scandal, with over 100 arrests for ballot manipulation, reveals deep political dysfunction that risks prolonging crisis and undermining stability on Europe’s doorstep.
In a troubling development highlighting the fragility of democratic institutions in the Western Balkans, Kosovo authorities arrested 109 individuals linked to alleged vote manipulation during the December parliamentary elections. This move follows a full recount ordered amid widespread irregularities, threatening to extend a political deadlock already straining state functionality. The scale of the alleged fraud is staggering: prosecutors in Prizren cite falsification involving over 68,000 ballots within just one municipality, underscoring systemic flaws rather than isolated incidents. Despite a modest national turnout of 44% from nearly two million eligible voters, these irregularities cast a shadow over Kosovo’s electoral integrity and...
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