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Kosovo Returns to Polls as Protracted Deadlock Imperils EU Ambitions

Pristina-Kosovo held parliamentary elections on Sunday for the third time in 18 months, with Prime Minister Albin Kurti seeking a

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Vietnam’s To Lam Secures Presidency, Consolidating Power

Hanoi — To Lam was unanimously elected Vietnam’s state president by the National Assembly on Tuesday, consolidating power as he