Ramush Haradinaj's withdrawal seen as solution to political crisis

Asked whether he is willing to give up the prime minister's claim for a sweeping government and not continue blocking institutions, Ramush Haradinaj said the prime minister chooses the people.

In this regard, analysts have said that for the good of Kosovo, Haradinaj would have to relinquish the nomination for prime minister.

One of the connoisseurs of political developments who thinks so is Hakki Abazi.

“I am convinced that Mr. Haradinaj will sit down to talk about a National Unity government to issue a compromise that allows for building institutions with decision-making powers. I believe it's time for this to be done or to go to new elections”, Abazi said.

He also showed how, according to him, it should be a sweeping government of corrupt people.

“The National Unity Government must be inclusive with uninhibited experts and people who have deep reforms in all the governing spheres, but especially to remove the possibility of sabotaging the Republika Srpska List in the statehood and advancing Euro-Atlantic integration”, he declares.

While analyst Dardan Islam, it is of the opinion that the LDK is likely to join the PAN.

By the last term, it is likely to obey the LDK, and if it is not taken to the elections, from which I do not expect long unless they have a preliminary agreement, what they lack this time! I believe Ramush Haradinaj is not the problem of this node here is LDK what will help or really harm the process! We are left to see what the LDK will decide”, Islami said.

Even for analyst Mazlum Baraliu, Haradinaj's resignation depends on his beliefs.

“Haradinaj is saying he does not give up, because according to him they have received the mandate from their electors, even though it is not enough, he has declared that it is for a comprehensive government, but if he gives up depends on his beliefs,” said analyst Baraliu.

According to him, in the situation that Kosovo is going to have to dominate the art of possible and to find an election of political party explorers have to sit down and talk about how we can get out of the crisis, Arbres.info writes.

Baraliu said he is surprised how politicians devote more to power than to the state and are contributing to deepening the crisis.