Fatmir Sejdiu, Kosovo’s president, resigned on Monday after a court ruling that he had breached the constitution by holding the office without giving up leadership of his political party.
His forced departure has badly shaken the ruling coalition and could cause the government to fall or look to smaller parties for support. It also raises doubts about Kosovo’s readiness for European Union-led talks with Serbia starting next month.
And this guy was once a law professor? Are you kidding me?
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