Abraham: With such an approach it seems that Kurt is afraid of governance and challenges

Political analyst Ilir Ibrahimi has criticised LVV and LDK's approach to their efforts at the agreement.

Through a Facebook post, Ibrahim wrote that both parties were initiated by the approach of arrogance and greed for power.

If we wanted to define what has characterised the negotiations between LVV and LDK for forming the government, we could summarize it in two words -- arrogance and greed. The LVV has had an arrogant approach since the evening of election day, as if it had won 51% of the vote, while the LDK, aware of its good negotiating position, has tried to jump as if it were the winner of the” election, he writes on Facebook.

With this approach, says Ibrahim, both political subjects probably could not reach any agreement, leaves any government as the voter had requested on October 6th.

With such an approach, no agreement could be reached and Kurt and Mustafa knew. And this leads to the logical conclusion that no one has wanted to make agreements and govern together. Kurti's fear of governance and of the challenges Mustafa has ahead of him for fear that in a government led by Kurti, his LDK with many internal cracks would fade further. LVV is the winner of the elections and has the mandate for forming institutions. Failure to do so makes it the main blame, and this must be said clearly and without equiovoc. LVV can't hide after that we wanted but didn't find a partner. Compromise and finding partners is part of the game in which the leading role now has LVV and it must learn to play at this (4)x1>, Ibrahim says.

The LDK, he says further, if it does not feel comfortable in a government with LVV, should say it openly and pave the way for other combinations.

“is being seen and testified once again that putting red lines into politics (especially in Kosovo politics) is more a wish than a pragmatic political stance. I was wrong. Someone would say”.