To a large extent, and not very directly, this is not something you might see as obvious, but if you track the signs, you will basically be able to read it.
You mentioned meddling directly with the elections in Kosovo. We didn't see that. We saw it more through the influence of the Serbian List. It is the only Serbian political party in Kosovo that operates, and 99% of the Serbian population that works and lives in Kosovo votes for this party. It's Vučić's party, basically, which is a Russian proxy in Serbia, so this is a direct link if you want to see it.
Also, we had very good examples from before, unfortunately, in Montenegro. When Montenegro had elections and was trying to join NATO, we saw that Russia was directly influencing the referendum and these processes.
On the other hand—and I also have to stress this—as I said before, Chinese influence is not that obvious in Kosovo. In other Balkan states, yes, it is, but Kosovo is still pretty good at handling Chinese influence when it comes to energy, infrastructure, soft power and other things. For this, I have to give the Kosovar government credit.