What should Kosovo expect from the election results in the EU?

370 million citizens from 27 European Union member states from Thursday to Sunday have the right to address the ballot boxes to select MPs to represent in the European Parliament.

Based on various forecasts and polls, expectations are to increase support for the right extreme.

Recognisors of developments within the European continent expect the right to gain ground and the third largest group, which they think would immediately affect the decision making and conduct of the European Union.

His influence will hang and go in some ways. They relate to the perception of how this arm has first towards the expansion and key current topics that are the most important of the EU. And here's the first thing we can mention is the Russia-Ukraine conflict, and the diaspora conflicts that occur in the Balkan and Middle Eastern region”, says political science professor Dorajet Imeri.

According to Imer, the growth of the right would have exclusive effects on financial support for Ukraine, and new obstacles to countries aimed at membership in the EU bloc.

Those conclusions also reconcile Emir Abrashi as former adviser to the Kosovo Foreign Ministry.

“This I think should be an alarm for Kosovo institutions to prioritise the conclusion of the dialogue process as soon as possible so as not to endanger the country's destiny and the country's future within the European Union”, Emir Abashi of Democracy Plus said.

Due to the risk of unpredicted situations, Abrashi called for Kosovo to review the implementation of agreements, even if there is an even unilateral need, since the country aims for membership within the bloc.

Polls conducted by Eurostat show that the mass Europeans have an interest in participating in the process, while predictions are that the largest group in the next parliament, which has 720 seats, will consist of the European People's Party, with at least 180 MPs, followed by the Coalition Progress and Socialists, with close to 140 seats. /ragjiniv