PRISTINA, Kosovo (AP) - The Latest on the no-confidence vote on Kosovo's government (all times local):

Kosovo's president has formally dissolved the country's parliament after lawmakers voted no-confidence in Prime Minister Isa Mustafa's coalition government. Veseli posted a video message on Wednesday informally launching a parliamentary election campaign less than two hours after lawmakers expressed no-confidence in the existing government. Under the constitution, fresh elections have to be held within 45 days, and the president is expected to call them by the end of the week. The 2 ?-year governing coalition is made up of Mustafa's Democratic League of Kosovo, which has the second-biggest number of seats in the 120-seat parliament, and the Democratic Party of Kosovo of parliamentary Speaker Kadri Veseli, which is the biggest. Kosovo's government collapsed Wednesday after losing a no-confidence vote, setting the scene for an early election following months of political deadlock over a border demarcation deal that critics say would mean a loss of territory for the tiny Balkan country. Washington has continuously pressed Kosovo to pass a border demarcation deal with neighboring Montenegro which remains the last obstacle before the European Union accepts to let Kosovar citizens travel visa-free in its Schengen member countries.
Lawmakers in the Parliament Assembly of Kosovo vote in a no-confidence motion to remove the government of Prime Minister Isa Mustafa from office, triggering a snap election that is due to take place next month.