Next week, crucial to establishing institutions?

LDK Deputy Chairman Agim Veliu has opposed LDK MP Avdullah Hoti, that MPs from this party have no reason to boycott the next Assembly session.

Analysts in the country are not seeing a union of LDK and VV possible because of the LDK chief Isa Mustafa's grave accusations in the direction of the Vetevendosje Movement. Next week expected to be crucial in Kosovo, where coalition PDK-AAK-NISMA will make the next effort in order to elect the Speaker of the Parliament and then the vice president. Officially until Saturday, there is no agreement between PAN and AKR.

Bilall the Sheriff, deputy of the Initiative, said they are in final preparation for the vote's security to vote the prime minister and then the prime minister's mandate. The Sheriff has declined to speak about the possibility that Behgjet Pacolli's party joins the PAN, with the argument that this political subject must decide on its own how to act.

Meanwhile, LDK GP chief Avdullah Hoti, the day before warned that LAA deputies would not participate in the next session until clarifying the situation of how the chairman will be elected and then the government chief.

But on Saturday, LDK deputy chairman Agim Veliu has said he sees no reason for LDK deputies not to participate in the session's continuation. He has even asked that new institutions be established as soon as possible. According to Veliu, the LDK position remains the same, that they will not vote on the candidate for the Speaker of the Parliament, which is Kadri Wessel.

Meanwhile, former head of the Kosovo Assembly, Nexhat Daci, has criticised them for the immature and lack of courage to political leaders and MPs, who are delaying the constitution of the Parliament. Unfair, Daci has called Vetevendosje's request that the coalition The PAN will change the candidate for chairman of the Assembly, with another candidate from this coalition.

In addition to a meeting between the LDK and the VV for a possible co-governance, LDK Chairman Isa Mustafa has sharply accused the official of coming to power by force, making them responsible for all attacks on him and his family.

According to analyst Artan Muhhaxhiri, these allegations of Mustafa to the VV allow their union to form Government. Muharhiri does not view even going to the polls as possible, as he says the heavy accusations of incumbent Prime Minister Isa Mustafa against the VV in a way that paves the way for PAN to seek an alliance with the AKR to create a new government.

But an LDK union with the VV is not excluding other analyst Ramush Tahiri. According to him, despite Mustafa's allegations against VV, LDK and Vetevendosje unites platforms against PDK. He has even added that a LDK-VVV government has priority as the Albanian majority in the Kosovo Assembly is achieved in this way