A woman passes by electoral posters of the Serbian political party Serbian List (Srpska Lista), in the town of Gracanica, Kosovo February 13, 2021. Reuters/Florion Goga
PRISTINA (Reuters) - Kosovars began voting on Sunday in a parliamentary election that an anti-establishment party is expected to win, further complicating Western efforts to resolve a decades-long territorial dispute with Serbia.
Opinion polls predict the Vetevendosje party will win 45% to 55% of the vote among ethnic Albanians, who make up 90% of the 1.9 million population. While that would be nearly double its result in a 2019 election, the party may still need a partner to govern.
