8 hours agoWill Kurt leave for the post of prime minister?
Periskopi(a year ago)
(a year ago)The Central Election Commission (KQZ) has updated the preliminary election results. After verifying 96.05% of the vote, the Vetevendosje Movement has secured 40.90% of the vote, the Democratic Party of Kosovo 22.29%, the Democratic League of Kosovo 17.42% and the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo-Nisma 7.42%. According to these updates, LVV will have 47 deputies, PDK 25, LDK [...]
The Central Election Commission (KQZ) has updated the preliminary election results. After verifying 96.05% of the vote, the Vetevendosje Movement has secured 40.90% of the vote, the Democratic Party of Kosovo 22.29%, the Democratic League of Kosovo 17.42% and the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo-Nisma 7.42%.
According to these updates, LVV will have 47 deputies, PDK 25, LDK 20 and AAK-Nisma 8 (5) AAK, 3 Initiatives.
Lawyer Shkelzen Soopyan estimates that alone The LVV and LDK have not ruled out a coalition between them, with LDK hinting that it could accept a government with Vetevendosje if it belongs to the prime minister's post.
There will be a coalition or new elections. As far as I have seen, two parties that have not ruled out coalitions with each other are remaining VV and LDK. (Abdijku) has hinted that until the LDK assumes the prime minister's position is open to entering the coalition. If Albin took long - term tactical actions, he would also leave him. Because it's going to be a very sensitive process for anyone who's the next prime minister. We also have a new US administration, which is not very polite to the inactions of its partners. These work with actions and deadlines. And the challenges we face like the Republic of Kosovo, perhaps Albin would also be very pleased with giving the prime minister's position.
Because it's also necessary after a coalition, with particular emphasis on foreign policy innovation and access to partners. We've seen that the VV, it's not shown any results, but there's after no results in foreign politician”, Soopyan said at FIVEs of Dukagjin.
On the other hand, Volnet Bugakku from KDI stresses that Vetevendosje, with the support of the Social Democrat Initiative and non-Serb communities, could achieve the necessary number of MPs for forming the government.
“With the votes of the Initiative and with the votes of parties of non-Serb communities I think Vetevendosje has at least 61 or 62 deputies. And I can go to the session and start the process of forming institutions. I don't see it problematic if the agreement between the VV and Nis are reached and provides minority non-Serb communities”, Bugakku has said.
Initiative Chairman Fatmir Limaj, in Debat Plus, has expressed readiness to co-operate with Albin Kurti or any future government, if that is in the interest of Kosovo.
He did not set up <x0.>red video” for no party and spoke out for discussions on national issues.
I'm willing to help my prime minister serving the country. I'm willing to help the prime minister if you ask for my help in serving the country. Always (even if it's Albin Kurti). These national topics I'm talking about, everybody. I was all”, Limaj said.
“About this with Limaj. It's more of a self-offer. Although the form of this will is not very clear. I saw it more like a self-approximate and a welcome from some VV explorers. I don't believe Limaj is going to be wearing any essential changes even if VV was offered to”, the lawyer Soopyan added.
