Bangladesh, July 8 -- Four months after its parliamentary election, Kosovo remains stuck in a political deadlock. Prime Minister Kurti and opposition leaders prioritize ego over compromise, leaving the country without a functioning government, paralyzing the economy, driving away investors, and weakening public trust in democracy.

Whats happening in Kosovo is not just a political deadlock; its a hijacking of the entire democratic process. For the 38th time, MPs have failed to inaugurate a new parliament, over four months after the election. Despite topping the polls, Albin Kurtis Vetëvendosje party didnt secure enough seats to unilaterally elect its choice for parliamentary speaker. The opposition, in turn, has repeatedly blocked hi...