Kosovo votes on Sunday after a combative election campaign in which opposition candidates clashed with Prime Minister Albin Kurti over the economy, corruption and relations with the country's old foe and neighbour Serbia.

Voters in Kosovo will elect a new parliament on Sunday. Though the conflict with Serbia dominates headlines about Kosovo both at home and abroad, young voters want politicians to focus on other issues,

Kosovo, one of the poorest nations in Europe and a former Serbian territory, is all set for parliamentary elections on Sunday (February 9). Voters, along with eligible members of the diaspora, will cast their ballots to elect 120 lawmakers from tens of different political parties.

The European Union has appointed Danish diplomat Peter Sorensen as its new special envoy for the stalled Serbia-Kosovo dialogue, starting in February.