The Kosovo Assembly is continuing its extraordinary session, which began at 1:00 p.m. at the request of Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK) MPs, focusing on the European Commission’s 2025/26 Progress Report on the country.
During the debate, MPs presented the report’s main findings, highlighted shortcomings and called for concrete measures to overcome the obstacles identified in Kosovo’s European integration process.
Government representatives also addressed the Assembly, outlining what they described as positive developments and achievements highlighted in the report.
The debate has focused on the findings and recommendations of the European Commission’s report, with opposition MPs criticizing the government’s performance and pointing to shortcomings in reforms, the rule of law and the European integration process.
Government representatives, meanwhile, have defended their record, arguing that political and institutional deadlock during the reporting period slowed down reforms, while emphasizing areas where Kosovo has made progress.
The session remains ongoing as MPs continue to discuss the report and the measures needed to address the European Commission’s recommendations.
