Yesterday, the people of Kosova once again granted us a resounding mandate. It is always an honor to earn the trust of the people, particularly when it comes after serving the first full term in the country's history. We would like to thank everyone who exercised their right to vote, as well as all those who contributed to ensuring that the electoral process was free, fair, and conducted without incident. We are grateful for the international support throughout this process, from the European Union, individual countries, and international organizations, who continue to support Kosova’s democratic progress. A special thank you to our sister parties and the broader progressive movement, as we commit to building societies where the dignity and well-being of the people are at the center. Kosova’s future is prosperous and firmly oriented toward the European Union.
At a time when much of the world faces a rule of law recession, Kosova is among the few countries to see its rule of law score increase this year.
The 2025 @TheWJP Rule of Law Index ranks 🇽🇰 3rd regionally, among 15 countries of Eastern Europe and Central Asia; and, 2nd among the Western Balkan Six (WB6), highlighting our steady progress over the past five years.
Among the WB6, Kosova leads in four key areas:
✅ Constraints on Government Powers
✅ Order & Security
✅ Absence of Corruption
✅ Open Government
As these results show, we are moving in the right direction — yet we remain committed to doing more, especially in strengthening our justice sector, one of our top priorities in the next mandate.
More than a decade ago, I sat down with @MarcMaron in his garage to tape something new called a podcast. This time, he came to me to record his last episode.
We talked about the power of conviction, decency in an age of division, and the true story of America. I’ll miss Marc’s voice, but I hope his legacy of deep conversation and connection will continue.
🇽🇰 Kosovo is now beccoming a tourist destination, according to the Kosovo Tourism Union.
The number of tourists in Kosovo has increased by 36% from the previous year.
Via: Koha