Who stole 500 euros from the deputy for Bajram, what Ramush did with Merkel, how it all turned out to be 2-3 million.

The week began on June 3rd and found the country under the fever of the Great Bayram, which was to be celebrated the next day. However, bitter congratulations began from Monday, initiated by the Mufti of the Islamic Community down and down.

This party somewhat resold the country after the big poet of the past weeks, when we had seen the pornography of Flora Brovina, violence against Roma women, insults between Thaci and Berisha, and much else.

Nothing happened for Bajram to be remembered. People ate baklavas and were spared doing things in public life.

But when it comes to unsurpassed consumption, immediately on Bajrami's second or third day, owners of several Pristina cafes gathered and made a disastrous decision: cafes would be expensive for nearly 40 percent. A mere 70 cents would now be sold in one euro.

The one to face the most serious of this decision is AAK deputy Beke Berisha, who weeks ago argued with his non-skillable skills: he drank 50 coffees a day. Out of 35 euros in coffee once in a day, he'd have to spend 50. Out of 1050 euros per month per coffee, MP Berisha will now spend 1500 euros.

On Thursday, April 6th, Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj went to Berlin to meet with German Chancellor Angela Merkel. A party in Glodjan! The prime minister distributed a picture with Merkel on his Facebook profile, which was enjoyed by over 10,000 people. Haradinaj at this meeting took Germany's positive stance on visa liberalisation, while saying he was not asked to lift the fee on products imported from the hostile country, Serbia. Could a meeting be more positive than that? Hardly.

Even Thaci had a meeting in Bratislava, a country that has still recognised our independence, with Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vuciq and Montenegro's Milo Djukanovic. In fact, it was not a meeting of importance, just the forum where it was repeated for the million times that Kosovo and Serbia should reach a final and legally binding agreement. Participants at the forum had not remained shocked by this statement.

But this time Albania caused the biggest scandal. So, V ICE made a scripture For the confession of Albania as the first énaco-state in Europe, and then the newspaper BILD published some wiretapping where the mayor of Durres, elected by Edi Rama's dictatorship, was heard obeying criminal gangs, where votes were bought, as the Albanian opposition charged. This only added pressure on Edi Rama's regime and only irritated the protests. What will happen remains unclear with the June 30th elections that have been cancelled by President Meta.

Just this week, he was taught about the death of Albert Rohan, who, along with Martti Ahtisaari, had drafted the plan for Kosovo's independence. Rohan had opposed association granting executive rights to the Serb community and also against border correction.

On Friday, the Kosovo National football went to Podgorica to fight against Montenegro. A host of things happened in advance, all in favor of our beloved national. Montenegro played without the two main players -- Stevan Jovetic and Stevan Savovic. Montenegro was penalised to play without fans. And Montenegro, due to political causes of pseuda-patriotic, remained without a coach and without two football players. And yet, Kosovo failed to win despite apparent technical superiority. This was our national's worst fight under Bernard Challande's orders.

During the week, we also had the publication of property statements by Kosovo politicians at the Anti-Corruption Agency. As for wealth, there was no difference between position and opposition, all of them, together, fled from the fate of the country's ordinary citizen, all of whom were wealthy not to testify as true Xhavit Halit's famous statement that told the Adriatic commander Kelmendi in his face: “Cret to two-three million! ”