Kosovo is holding its second parliamentary election in 11 months.

Axar.az informs that Reuters reported on this.

According to the information, polling stations, which opened at 07:00 local time (10:00 Baku time), will close at 19:00 (22:00 Baku time).

Prime Minister Albin Kurti's left-wing nationalist party "Vetevendosje" (Self-Determination Movement) is trying to achieve a majority to break a long-standing political deadlock.

Sunday's snap elections follow a vote in February, in which "Vetevendosje" won but failed to win a majority in parliament.

Months of failed coalition talks led Kosovo President Josa Osmani to dissolve parliament in November and call snap elections.

If Vetevendosje fails to win a majority again, there will be uncertainty about whether Kosovo's main political parties will be willing to compromise to form a coalition government.