Kurti Math: With 48 deputies says they're going to do the government how?

“After the results were published, it is a session where we take the oath. We intend a session to elect the mayor, leadership, and the government, as we did last time on the same day”, Kurti said.

Am I missing out on Kurti math?

To get to the construction of the new government, 61 MPs are needed for parliamentary majority.

Kurt, however, has only 48 ssh. Nor can co-operation with non-Serb minorities reveal the required number. From this party they have suggested where the other MPs will be taken.

However, yesterday in the media it was reported that the three deputies of NISMA “will vote” on Albin Kurti's government, but without joining the coalition.

Meanwhile, major Albanian parties have dismissed the possibility of co-operation with Kurti.

Even the likelihood of a coalition for a opposition government is small, because of the conditions they have put on each other.

So Ramush Haradinaj said in an interview last week.

He said the LDK is blocking the creation of an opposition government.

“The LDK position is currently blocking, does not enable the formation of the opposition government”, Haradinaj said.

Who called on February 9th?

After the VV with over 390,000 votes, the second has emerged the Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK) by over 190,000 votes, or 20.95 per cent, following by the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK) with over 170,000 votes, or 18.27 per cent.

In fourth place is the coalition between the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo (AAK) and the Social Democrat Initiative by over 66,000 votes, or 7.06 per cent.

While, the Serbian List, the largest party of Serbs in Kosovo, has secured over 39,000 votes, or 4.26 percent.

With these percentages, the LVV has provided 48 seats in the Kosovo Assembly, The PDK, 24 Sosh, LDK, 20 seats, Serbian List nine seats and the AAK-Nisma coalition, eight seats.

Now, according to the Constitution of the Republic of Kosovo, within 30 days the certificate of results from the CEC, Kosovo President Vjosa Osmani must call the constitutional assembly of the Kosovo Assembly.

That he will abide by this deadline, he was confirmed by the presidency itself.

The Constitutional Session of the Parliament issued by the February 9th elections will be called by President Osmani within the constitutional deadline”, Kupina has said. /Periscopi