# Albin Kurti

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On the Crossroads at the Heart of the Balkans: Legislative Election in Kosovo

The first episode of the Votes & Seats podcast’s 5th season flies us to the heart of the Balkans. Thanks to the most valuable professional insights from Mr. Mehdi Sejdiu, we were lucky to have the bigger picture about the background, the circumstances, and the main conclusions of the February 2025 …

Municipal elections in Kosovo: Serbian minority worried for its future

The first round of local elections in Kosovo are taking place on Sunday, October 12. Kosovo still lacks a functioning government since its legislative elections back in February. The outgoing government of nationalist Prime Minister Albin Kurti continues to pursue policies that some believe are "su…

Kosovo starts accepting third-party deportees from the US

Kosovo has started accepting migrants deported from the United States and who are not originally from Kosovo, caretaker Prime Minister Albin Kurti said late on Thursday. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Live from Davos: Albin Kurti, the prime minister of Kosovo, and day four of the WEF

Monocle’s Carlota Rebelo brings us a special broadcast from the World Economic Forum. Albin Kurti, Kosovo’s prime minister, tells us about his ambitions for his nation and the markets react to Davos. Plus: a special edition of The Global Countdown. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy informatio…

Munich Security Conference special: Is Europe awake yet?

US senator Lisa Murkowski, Kosovo’s prime minister Albin Kurti and French minister delegate for European affairs Benjamin Haddad discuss whether Europe is ready to become a global leader as the transatlantic relationship frays. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kosovo: Too Much Democracy?

If you feel like Kosovo just had an election… you’re not wrong. This week, Alex and Kaleigh are breaking down why Kosovo is heading back to the polls (again) after parliament failed (repeatedly) to elect a president. Think: boycotts, constitutional loopholes, and a political system that might be a …

June 5 1600 UTC Brief

In Washington The Senate blocked an effort to advance an extension of a key surveillance program, with the measure falling 47 to 52 after some Republicans joined Democrats in opposition. The program is set to expire on June 12, so the clock is now doing what Congress has not. In the House, Republ…

Kosovo's 'Groundhog Day' politics

Right now, Kosovo's path to the EU and NATO faces another setback. There's been no functioning government, despite three elections in less than 16 months. The latest election this week produced a similar result to the last two: the party of the incumbent prime minister Albin Kurti won 43 per cent o…

Crosswire — August 09, 2026

DAILY BRIEFING — August 9, 2026 --- GEOPOLITICS Ukraine War: Medics Systematically Targeted; Missile Strikes Near Kyiv The WHO has documented 3,118 attacks on Ukrainian healthcare since February 2022 — roughly two per day — with attacks accelerating: up 30% in 2024 and another 20% in 2025. FPV dron…