SerbiaThe Constitutional Court in Pristina rejected all five appeals against the final election results for the assembly of temporary institutions, which were held on June 7th. The appeals came from Srpska Lista, Nova Demokratska Stranka, and two candidates from the Democratic Party of Kosovo. Srpska Lista claimed that the Citizens' Initiative for Freedom, Justice, and Survival had secured a mandate reserved for the Serbian community based on votes in municipalities with an Albanian majority, violating the principle of authentic representation. The court dismissed these claims as unfounded. Additionally, the court rejected an appeal by the Bosniak party, Nova Demokratska Stranka, seeking to invalidate votes cast for the Citizens' Initiative in villages near Prizren where Bosniaks reside. The Central Election Commission has scheduled a meeting to confirm the final results. According to the final results, the Movement for Self-Determination won 53 mandates, the Democratic Party of Kosovo 22, the Democratic Union of Kosovo 18, and the Alliance seven parliamentary seats. Of the 10 guaranteed mandates for Serbian representatives, Srpska Lista won nine, while the Citizens' Initiative for Free,
Bias read (Center): The article presents the legal outcomes of election disputes without overtly favoring any particular side. It reports the rejection of appeals by multiple parties, including both Serbian and Bosniak groups, without showing clear ideological bias. The tone remains neutral, focusing on procedural and宪
