Protests in Kosovo

Consumers will soon see reductions in electricity bills.

Kosovo is on the verge of an energy crisis because the country has a coal reserve that can be enough for as long as a month, Macedonian media reports. 

Wednesday's protest of the Kosovo opposition finished in front of the Kosovo government building without any incidents.

An ultimatum was given to the government to resign by February 27 when another protest will be held.

Students from the University of Pristina gathered in front of the offices of Kosovo's electricity distributor, KEDS, on Monday in a show of discontent over rising consumer bills.

Tensions peaked between the protesters and the police when three students were arrested.

Just when Kosovo appeared to be heading for a degree of stability and normalcy, feuding politicians and fresh corruption scandals have plunged the fledgling Balkan nation into its worst political crisis to date.