What happened this week: Kurt's day came, Thaci's time came, Wessel's letters came

This week that Periscop prepares this article lies in two years [2019, 2020] and in two decades [CE10 and 1920]. At least technically.

Just on the day New Year's and the New Decade were expected, Kosovo's president was not expected. He received the third letter of invitation to Prime Minister Albin Kurti, who immediately returned it by making an appointment for January 6th.

But since our politicians often behave like spoiled children, one had to determine the day and the other to determine the clock. The day belonged to him who had the day, Albin Kurti, while the hour was for him who received the hour, Hashim Thaci.

The New Year came as usual, accompanied by fireworks and also the crack of arms by our politicians. Of them, only one candidate for the Initiative for MP, Mr. Enver Shala, had the courage to record his action and publish it on Facebook.

Also this week, the plea of the accused for the Pronto Apher took place. The Koha Ditore newspaper in each of these reports tried to acquit judges who made the excusing decision by accusing the prosecution of the prosecution. What is he doing? However, such abuse practices with power have already received an electoral sentence, though it is not known how the future government will act.

And since The PDK is in reform, it seems that developments within this party have no stop. They culminated in a letter written by actor Lirak Chellaj, who is also her cofounder. He claimed that Kadri Veselin, the party's chairman, had raised people who bore the main burden of responsibility for her loss to the party hierarchy. Celaj even accused the party of distorting its course, from a party of war values to a party of intellectuals.

The PDK has long been ashamed of its identity involving the KLA, former political prisoners, but other patriot activists and intellectuals tested in the storms the country has passed. It has begun to be interpreted as something old-fashioned, so image-changing advice has been accepted, change of identity, convert “to cool”. Mr. Rainsford writes emotionally. Keys.

Whether Wessel opened a letter and returned an answer is unknown. But besides Celay's dissatisfaction with a comment, singer Genc Prelvukaj had also expressed rap-folk.

Meanwhile, President Trump's Special Envoy for the Dialogue Issue, Mr. Richard Green met in Berlin with the three top LDK members, Mr. Greenell. Agim Veliu, Mr. Avdula Hoti and former Foreign Affairs Minister, Mr. Skender Hyseni. You don't know what Mr. Chairman said. Green with the unnatural cast of this party, but it can be assumed that the meeting was aimed at their conviction to sign agreements with Vetevendosje.

Throughout this week, we have had a ringing silence from both of these parties that were expected to form the new government. Neither one nor the other are making moves forward, increasing civic disappointment.

Outside the country was the murder of Iranian General Qasssem Solemann by an American attack. This attack was supported by the state of Kosovo, although, of course, there were also voices against it. Ikballe Huduti Berisha mourned the general's murder and condemned the American attack as criminal. This reaction once again spread the fragility of freedom of expression in our country, especially when that expression is radically opposed and said by a very small minority after the activist was reviled and lynching even by the irresponsible Kosovo media. /Periscope