Last year Colak and Thaci failed again this year to establish the military.

The government has planned that within the first quarter of the year, it will proceed to the Assembly Law on the Armed Forces, while in the presidency, they have warned that Kosovo will join the military in this half-year.

Although there are two legal initiatives for the military, parallel activities are being conducted in institutions.

Bekim Colak is chief adviser to President Hashim Thaci and his staff chief. He has told the newspaper Tuesday that the army has been able to establish since the first part of last year, when the head of state had taken the legal initiative. And he showed why it wasn't. In addition, he has spoken of the longer term, when the army will take place, writes Koha Ditore in today's number.

With the insistence of strategic partners, we temporarily suspended it to try to achieve the same goal through constitutional changes. We are at the end of the comprehensive and conscientious campaign for the Kosovo Army. We're not going to wait indefinitely. Everybody knows that.