Government shakes: Mustafa eases tensions between coalition partners

To show that the ruling coalition is in question is also AAK leader Ramush Haradinaj's recent request to get the seat of the first state.

He even conditioned openly to Isa Mustaf's party, saying that if he does not take over the post of president, the coalition will collapse. A local media today has reported that the LDK, however, has a plan for the whole situation. It has been reported that the LDK is ready to offer the post of president to Kosovo's Democratic Party, along with five ministries. But LDK leader Isa Mustafa has dismissed these reports.

In a response to Periscope, Mustafa said that neither the post of president nor the minister was discussed in LDK. He even said the president is in his constitutional mandate.

We haven't talked to anyone about the presidential post or the ministries. The president is in constitutional mandate”, Mustafa said.

That the ruling coalition has disagreements, on almost every issue, is also testified in statements by Foreign Minister Meloj Haradinaj- Stubula, who is staying in Washington.

She from there has said that without the presence of the US there are no final agreements with Serbia.

On the other hand, Isa Mustafa has reiterated that it is the country's prime minister who runs the dialogue and that only his statements would accept as being well-being.

The prime minister is running the “and only his statements express Kosovo's official state position.”, Mustafa said

We remember that disagreements in the LDK-AAK coalition began with Ramush Haradinaj's criticism of Avdullah Hoti on the question of dialogue.

He had hit the prime minister because he did not take Justice Minister Selim Selmin (which comes from the AAK) at the Brussels meeting with Vucinqi. /Periscopi/ Besarta Hoti