The Government's Open Wound

It says: Shenoll Muharremi

After the upcoming elections, Albin Kurti and VV are wise to stop managing dictatorships of diplomacy, economy and education. These competencies should find a suitable and more efficient partner during the next government. VV and Kurti are recommended to maintain the dictatorships of the rule and law, justice and defence.

While the other compounds where they've had a serious shortage of quadros will be delegated to coalition partners.

Its governance has been characterised with good decisions about the north and leaving parallel structures, but with poor diplomacy and communication.

These actions are turning into a nightmare for Kosovo from lack of tact and understanding, logic sometimes. This followed Albin Kurt during his rule.

He has largely had good intentions and actions about extending the country's sovereignty to the north, but the government and its people have failed to communicate properly to partners.

As a result of improper communication and diplomacy, even the imegu has often been wrong. So it seems to be the case with the édinari.

A new crisis is on the surface between the government and the allies. This came as a little surprise after Kurt tried and made many great sacrifices, including Asociation, to get out of his very bad standing during 2023 until Banjska's attack took place.

When he recovered to a large extent, he is now embarking on another difficult situation that we do not know if he will leave without early elections.

This remains the living plague of government and Kurti, diplomacy and foreign communication.

Sometimes this kind of diplomacy and communication seems to me like back in Congress of London over 100 years ago.

As if he were a good manager, he would long ago reform the team of diplomacy and save itself and Kosovo. But he acts like an uncle more than prime minister. It's not appropriate for the prime minister's work, rather goes to the president's position.

And if this crisis deepens, then we can also go to elections from this crisis. There is no other logic that the prime minister gets into such big trouble if he doesn't have a big benefit from it, like creating an excuse to go to early elections, where he could be victimized before his electorate.