The Constitutional Court of Kosovo issued an injunction on 2026-03-09 that froze President Vjosa Osmani's decree dissolving the Kuvendi. The court's decision temporarily suspended the implementation of the decree pending a final ruling on its constitutional validity. The injunction also prevented the President from calling snap elections and barred the Kuvendi from conducting parliamentary business during the review period. These measures were introduced to ensure that no institutional actions proceed while the court examines the decree's compliance with the constitution.
The Government of Kosovo responded to the court's decision by stating that the suspension of the decree creates space for a full examination of the issue in accordance with the constitutional order. The government confirmed that it would remain in a waiting position for the next three weeks, during which time several agreements and decisions of importance to citizens remained unapproved. The executive branch emphasized that the delay in parliamentary approval affects the implementation of key initiatives.
The government expressed the expectation that the Constitutional Court’s final decision would provide full clarity on the matter. It further stated that the outcome would establish a constitutional standard to prevent future institutional and citizen-level obstacles. The government reiterated that the review process must follow the principles of democratic institutional functioning and constitutional order.