Vjosa Osman's deliberate act is getting ready for the establishment of a political party?

For him 30 times tomorrow, Kosovo Assembly deputies will again gather at a session that is not lasting more than 3 minutes.

It is not last seen because of the party's first-ever campaign, the Vetevendosje Movement, named after Albulen Haxhiu, as the only candidate for top parliament.

In all of this, the Constitutional Court is being seen as the only organ that can unlock the situation.

All Vjosa Osmani has done so far is a meeting with leaders of parliamentary political parties, a meeting that did not produce anything new.

The president of Kosovo is not interested in this statue, which has the legal opportunity and authorisations that the law guarantees to address the Constitutional Court for political deadlock that has now left Kosovo without new institutions.

It except the will after that meeting with political party leaders -- that it is ready to address the Constitutional Court -- has made no concrete moves.

Even from the presidency, they have said they are awaiting an act of the Constitutional Court based on the request of the AAK and some MPs, and then the president to head the country's highest judicial body.

Periscop sources close to the president have said there are rumours that Vjosa Osmani is seriously thinking of establishing a political party that would compete in the extraordinary elections in March of next year, when he also ends his mandate as the first of the state.

That may be why Osman is not rushing into the Constitutional Court to unlock the situation.

“In the case of creating a political subject, it (Vjosa Osmani) could resign several months before failing constitutional mandate as president”, this source of Periscopi said.

Periscope has failed to receive any official confirmation of speculation that Osman can establish a political party.

Even in the appearance before the media after that meeting, Osmani hoped her concern that Kosovo risks losing 900m euros from the EU, but that its concern was only a public statement.

But for the former deputy head of the Constitutional Court, Kadri Kryeziu, this hosting Vjosa Osmani is completely meaningless.

He estimates that President Osmani would already have to hand over the course to the Constitutional Court in the Parliament, since, as RTV21 puts it, it is the only one with full legitimacy and legitimacy to intervene in this situation.

According to him, the president should be more active and that she does not have to expect the bias to the AAK's request, as she emphasises has been handed over by MPs who are not constitutionalised.

This was supposed to deliver the subject because the AAK request is flawed because these MPs are MPs, but MPs in an attempt or uncontained... have the right to make decisions. The president should have been very active not so slowly but very active because when we drafted the constitution we left space for the president another year that we knew there might be blockades. Now the only one with full legitimacy and legality is the president and therefore should intervene because it has constitutional duty that the binding constitution is binding on the constitution that it is a factor of the unity of the people, it should use political and legal means”, Kryeziu said.

During the day, President Osmani's adviser, Bekim Kupina, said the president's legal team has already prepared a draft of the subject that could be addressed in Constitutional about the blockade in the country, but are awaiting the court's decision on AAK's request about procedures at the Parliament's Constitutional session.

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