Kosovo Voters Head to Ballot as Parties Remain Deadlocked Over New President

Kosovo held a second round of voting as scheduled. The election proceeded despite parties lacking an agreement on a presidential nominee. Voters turned out to cast ballots for parliamentary seats. The deadlock highlights ongoing political fragmentation. Election officials confirmed the voting process was orderly. No major incidents were reported at polling stations. The lack of a presidential consensus may affect coalition formation. Observers will monitor post‑election negotiations for a head of state.