Opposition MP Throws Eggs at Kosovo Prime Minister During Parliamentary Session

POLICY WIRE — Pristina, Kosovo — An opposition lawmaker threw eggs at Acting Prime Minister Albin Kurti during a parliamentary session today. The incident occurred as Kurti was addressing the assembly.

The opposition MP, whose identity remains undisclosed, approached the podium and hurled several eggs, some of which struck Kurti. Security personnel swiftly intervened to remove the MP from the session.

Kurti continued his speech after a brief pause, showing no visible signs of injury. The motive behind the act remains unclear, though it’s widely perceived as a protest against Kurti’s policies.

This act of protest underscores the growing political tensions within Kosovo. Recent months have seen increased confrontations between the ruling party and opposition factions, highlighting deep-seated divisions.

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Reporting by Policy-Wire (PW)