International media write Kosovo could again face political crisis

This medium writes that Kosovo faces possible political crisis after the new parliament failed to elect the new deputy leader Thursday, casting doubt on whether the coalition that won the early June elections could garner the majority.

“The Parliament Speaker's election is key because it shows whether the coalition, including former Kosovo War Commanders for Independence, can garner votes to elect Prime Minister”

The alliance, dubbed the “war wing”, won most of the seats in the June 11th elections, but has only 39 seats from 120 to parliament.

It is followed by 32-seat Vetevendosje and the Democratic League of Kosovo with 29 others.

“They refuse to enter a coalition with “the arms of war”, which prevented the formation of a stable government”.

“The election of the Speaker of the Parliament is an important step to form parliament and pave the way for the president's appointment of Prime Minister”.

“Mandari for prime minister then will have 15 days to propose a government and approve it by the majority of the 120-member parliament”, writes further AFP, broadcasts Kosovo.

Failure to vote the prime minister has raised concerns that Kosovo could go to new elections.

If the LDK-led Vetevendosje and coalition do not support the <x0-wing war” then “Kosovo can go to new elections”, told AFP, political analyst Ramush Tahiri, broadcasts the Kosovo Clan.