The New Kosovo coalition led by Behgjet Pacolli will soon publicise the party with which it will make the pre-election coalition.

So has Naim Murshel, political adviser to Behgjet Pacolli.

Murseli has said they are in talks with one of the biggest parties in the country, refusing to show now what party she's talking about.

“The AKR is in talks with major parties, but still nothing concrete, for us it is important to harmonise programmes and spaces in governance. We have no red lines for any political party. Soon we'll be dating our coalition partner. With one of the country's largest parties, the name of partner” is soon revealed, Murseli claimed to be Telegrafi.

We remember that the Hoti government was brought down by the Constitutional Court's ruling, which has declared an invalid vote in the Kosovo Assembly for the election of this government after MP Etem Arifi had also voted for it, which had a final sentence by the Court of Appeals.

The Constitution has rejected MP Eem Arifi's vote and has ordered President Vjosa Osmani to announce early elections in the 40-day term.

Osmani has already concluded meetings with political party leaders and CEC chairman Valdete Daka, where it has been discussed for elections. The president's U.d. has indicated that the elections will be announced once the indictment is handed over to the parties.

For organising extraordinary parliamentary elections, the Central Election Commission has also expressed readiness, as they have said the election campaign will be cut, in which, according to all likelihood, political parties will have between 7 and 10 days to make electoral campaigns.