Kosovo has marked a decline in the pace of reforms related to the European integration process during 2026, compared to the early years.
According to An Institution Analysis E PIC, based on the European Commission’s 2026 enlargement report, Kosovo has achieved at least limited progress in only 67 percent of reform chapters.
This represents significant declines compared with the 2020 2025 period, when the progress of at least a limited level was recorded at 93 to 96 percent of chapters annually.
The European Commission’s report covers the period from September 1st 2025 to September 1, 2026, during which Kosovo faced institutional blockades, repeated elections and the functioning of the government in office.
According to the European Union’s assessment, these developments have contributed to slow down reforms and the inability of institutions to advance the European agenda.
Problems have also been recorded in important areas of government. The European Commission has found lack of progress in functioning the judiciary, while in the fight against corruption and freedom of expression it has estimated only limited progress has been achieved.
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