Instant-runoff voting

Kosovo’s opposition lawmakers release a teargas canister inside the country’s Parliament in Pristina before a vote for an agreement to ratify or not a border demarcation deal signed in 2015 with Montenegro. Photo: AFP/Armend Nimani.

Topfreedom

Pristina, Kosovo: Ties are hung on the fence of the Kosovo Government headquarters in protest against the Prime Minister’s decision to raise government salaries, including his own. Photo: Armend Nimani/AFP/Getty Images.

Not Intuitively Obvious

A prospective bride with a traditionally face painting is seen in Pizren, Kosovo. Photo: Haris Alija/Anadolu Agency/Getty Images.

Spiders fly without wings

Gjakova, Kosovo: People look on as a man jumps from the 22-metre-high Ura bridge during the high diving competition. Photo: Armend Nimani/AFP/Getty Images.

Dialectical behavior therapy

Pristina, Kosovo: Opposition lawmakers cover their eyes as smoke fills the auditorium of the assembly after they released teargas canisters to disrupt a parliamentary session. The teargas was discharged as the lawmakers were preparing to vote on whether to elect Hashim Thaci, foreign minister and former guerrilla leader, as the next president. Photo: Visar Kryeziu/AP.

Fair Play

Pristina, Kosovo: MPs try to proceed with the first parliamentary session of the year despite teargas being released by opposition lawmakers. Angry over a government deal with Serbia and demanding snap elections, the united opposition has effectively blocked parliamentary proceedings since October. Photo: Armend Nimani/AFP/Getty Images.

Politically correct

Policemen wear gas masks after opposition lawmakers released teargas at the parliament in Pristina, Kosovo, in the latest eruption of a long-running protest against agreements made with Serbia. Photo: Armend Nimani/AFP/Getty Images.

體育精神 (Fair Play)

Opposition lawmakers throw tear gas during a session of Kosovo’s parliament in Pristina. Photo: Petrit Prenaj/EPA