What is dragging the coalition between the VV and LDK?

Kosovo's national football player would play the next match within the Euro2020 qualifying framework. The question was “whether we were or not to be [suspecting]” qualification. In front of us, we had Montenegro.

It was a big deal that harmony within the Kosovo group had collapsed somewhat after some confrontations by our players. But, in the green field, Kosovo won with a score of 2-0 and a convincing game.

What drew people's attention was also the presence of the future prime minister, Mr. Albin Kurti, inside Fadil Vokrri Stadium. This presence became even more resounding, since at the same time Albania's National Party played against Moldova, which so far has overdecisive Kosovo in many cases. But, it is that Kurti decided on Kosovo and that change of attitude was welcomed to the country, giving an even better taste of Kosovo's victory.

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Another sporting event took place the following day, Tuesday. Kosovo National U-21 was going to Elbasan to fight against the Albanian National. The latter won after a very tough game, even though Kosovo deserved the victory to continue its qualifying dream at EURO2021.

Big girl made the day of the afternoon Of the Albanian players who became wild as if they had won the entire European Championships, only because they ruined their friendly national business. Hey, kid.

During this week we also had the count of diaspora votes, which turned out far less than previously expected. The Vetevendosje Movement, with more than 40 per cent of the vote, has won a mathematically first place in the October 6th snap elections.

But there are now two plays opened by these elections: coalition threshold Initiative - AKR and the most voted candidate for prime minister.

The diaspora results did not produce clear results, and the cause of the recounts is still not known whether this party will be part of the Kosovo Assembly's VII Legislate.

Meanwhile, it is not yet known whether the candidate for prime minister from the Vetevendosje Movement, Mr. Kurti, has received more votes than Mrs. Vjosa Osmani. The latter has received 163 thousand votes, while the result of Vetevendosje's first one has not yet been made public. However, the LDK deputy chairman, convinced that Osman has received more votes than Kurti, and that it belonged to her to be the next prime minister. However, Vetevendosje officials two days earlier claimed their leader had received more than 20 thousand votes than the LDK candidate.

Let's hope the CEC is getting faster so we can leave the October 6th elections behind. The resolution of these two dramas would also give an unintelligible delay in government coalition negotiations between Vetevendosje and LDK.