A Government in Name Only: Kosovo's Unstable Politics Erode Stability Kosovo's fragile democracy is once again on shaky ground, plagued by ongoing crises that have left the country stumbling from one impasse to the next.
The recent approval of a new government, led by acting Prime Minister Albin Kurti, may provide temporary relief but does little to address the underlying issues plaguing the nation.
The numbers tell part of the story: 62 lawmakers out of 120 supported the new government, a narrow margin that fails to inspire confidence in Kosovo's ability to govern itself.