Kosovo is neither politically nor economically ready for early elections

Analyst Rasim Alija has indicated that it is the question of political parties going to early elections, as political parties, according to him, make their calculations as to projections for possible election results.

According to him, the Vetevendosje Movement would be largely convening new early elections, and Alija says other political subjects are aware of it.

The first “is whether or not there will be early elections is a question of setting up parties. Realistically, political parties would have to think about extraordinary elections and ordinary situations, not just the situation we are in. So in that sense it is okay to expect early elections because the political subjects and the analyses that make political parties fall into the domain of political subjects that I believe the next early elections would convene the Vetevendosje Movement on electoral terms than other parties and other subjects know and calculate. ”, Alija told news.net.

Alija further said that the internal report of political forces and current conspiracy would likely deepen the political crisis in Kosovo, where the establishment of institutions or Kosovo would be delayed by government in office.

Furthermore, he says he does not see any light in the function of any new solution, even in terms of the president's issue, which will be on the table for any majority coming to the Kosovo Assembly.

“As far as challenges are concerned, the internal report of political forces, the current agenda is actually likely to deepen the crisis even more where Kosovo would remain for a minimum period of six months without institutions or governments in office because the next government will have the president's case on the table, which government will again have the matter. I do not see a light in the sense of what elections would produce in resolving the president's issue.”, he said further.

Alija also says that the deadlines for announcing and holding elections should be taken into account, and also the situation with the pandemic.

He has recently indicated that it is up to political parties to decide whether to send the country to early elections.

On the other hand, the next three months may be both challenging and problematic, and it should be calculated 45 days from the election proclamation, add here the fact that the situation with the pandemic, so in Kosovo the real likelihood that the elections would be held would be May, which remains as a real option if the political subjects agree and the political situation brings about as a final product early elections, but it will remain for political parties to see in their light of calculations whether to send the country to elections or not.” Alia said.

On the other hand, Economy expert Safet Gerjaliu has indicated that Kosovo is in an unsolving position, with a political energy crisis and economic instability and, according to him, the neglect of political parties in the pandemic in relation to the citizen will cost in the elections.

Kosovo is in the most uncomfortable position since 1999, a situation that is marked by political energy crisis, with an economic instability, social crisis and low inflation. Psychologically, citizens have lost hope that better days can come to Kosovo in particular, where, instead of the government being close to citizens and businesses, the Assembly has been transformed into the arena of political opponents where it is being fought for positions, and this has damaged Kosovo largely, and citizens will not forgive in the upcoming” elections, Grxhaliu said.

Gerxhaliu said the next early elections in Kosovo would be fatal for the country and that Kosovo does not have the luxury to face a new set of elections.

According to him, Kosovo is in an emergency situation and primarily should be thought of as citizens and saving businesses from bankruptcy.

“It is disturbing to think that the government is non-static, and another set of elections would be fatal for Kosovo, the fact that in March we have had the first government and now we have the government Hoti government that has non-stability, whether it's political or cross-entity, then it's an unpleasant phase, and many may think that elections are a solution, but I believe it's a very depressing situation, Kosovo has a hard time to deal with political luxury, and at this point there should be no political reflection, though there is no state, Kosovo is in a state of emergency and it should be thought of citizenship for business and business.

He finally said the situation is really alarming, elections are not solutions and political unity has no alternative.

The president's post has caused political parties to fail to reach consensus about the name, which will exercise this post following former President Hashim Thaci's resignation after confirming the indictment by the Special Court.

Currently, the president's position as task BAR is held by Chief Inspector Vjosa Osmani, but political parties are making their calculations to take one of the top three state posts.

Ramush Haradinaj has been run by the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo for president of the country, but the same has neither the support of the Democratic League of Kosovo, nor of the Democratic Party of Kosovo nor of the Vetevendosje Movement.

Haradinaj, has warned that if there is no solution for the president, then the country must go to early elections and that his stance has made early elections the most likely epilogue of the current political crisis.