Opposition won't tear down Government, nor Haradinaj resigns

None of the opposition parties are interested in ousting the government “Haradinaj” even after the Serbian List is removed from the coalition. It's a rare case when the Government doesn't have the majority in Parliament, and the opposition has no interest in tearing it down.

Opposition parties have decided not to demand the collapse of the government “Haradinaj” in light of the fact that it no longer has the majority in the Assembly, as with the removal of the Serbian ruling coalition has only 53 deputies.

The country's Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj has declared he has no intention of resigning, and his resignation has no intention of even the opposition parties.
MPs from the Democratic League's largest opposition party for Kosovo (LDK) have stated to the newspaper “Voice” that they will not tear down the Government, though it should depart itself. Even the deputies of movement “Vetevendosje” are determined not to decline the country's executive. The Independent MP group has also said it will not seek its collapse and will not prevent it from working. Furthermore, political issues analysts estimate that as long as the opposition is not interested in bringing down Government at this ideal moment after the departure of the country's Serbian executive list will continue work as usual.

Government: We will continue without Serbian List

The country's Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj has declared on Tuesday that he is not planning to resign, though coalition partner Serbian List had announced his departure from the executive following Marko Djuric's arrest by Kosovo Police on Monday. According to him, the government will continue to work seriously. I don't plan on giving up. I plan on going seriously. Those who support the government's work supported them, those who go in, go out, I don't have any other opinion of them”, he said.