Epic sense by VV economist: I don't know what political system Kosovo has

But Murati, who seems to also be a fan of heavy - weight boxing, has missed out on a charming elementary school student.

Commenting on last night's match between Anthony Joshua and Brian Ruiz, won by the first by unanimous ruling by judges, he has indicated he has no idea of the political system in Kosovo.

He has tried to mock the LDK's request for the deal, showing how many ʹabsurde” would be like Vetevendosje as the first to trade the negotiating position with LDK that came in second.

But, Murati thinks the first position in the 6 October elections means even the winning position, which in no case is described by the Constitution of the Republic of Kosovo. Kosovo has the political parliamentary system, and it is the deputies of the Kosovo Assembly who choose the New Government, the Parliament and other relevant authorities.

The first party, in order to create the government alone, [and take the words] like Joshua, would have to win at least 61 deputies, while Vetevendosje has only 28, or four deputies less than in the 2017 elections.

Joshua does not have the obligation to make agreements on titles won by the world champion, while Vetevendosje will be obliged to deal with one of the Albanian parties and minority parties to form the government.

The following is the full reaction of Mr. The verdict that Albin Kurti would merit reproof from his leader:

OK!

Joshua came out first at a point, although such a narrow outcome is almost equal and the winner is relative.

From this point on, it's not fair for the first to take everything, and the second to be left with nothing.

So, to balance the dicks, it would take the first to take the title and the belt, as I said at the beginning, and the second to take the money from the Maci.

If this looks like the first thing, let's pick the money and give the title second.