Ramadan: If this goes on, Kosovo collapses on April 4, 2026, there is nobody to announce the elections.

Burim Ramadani, a security affairs connoisseur, former editor-in-chief of the Kosovo Intelligence Agency, has warned a dark “ “that, according to him, “could happen to Kosovo”.

“HERERAL ALAND: If the same goes on, Kosovo co-operates on April 4th 2026!”, he writes in the title of a scenario explaining what course the blocking institutions can bring to it by then.

What happens until April 2026? The deepest crisis ever, with many unknowns about the possibility of getting out! Actually, collapse”, he writes.

Ramadani listed 6 consequences of a larger institutional blockade that would result in reaching the point where <x0%sus cannot announce parliamentary elections”.

Source Ramadan Post:

HERURAL ALAND: If the same goes on, Kosovo collapsifies on April 4th, 2026!

Accessitory explanation: This is the worst scenario that could come from blocking institutions until April 4th, 2026! Only the political will for compromise avoids collapse, but for this the sentence “Kosovo has Government, but Sėka Parliament! ”

Burim Ramadani

Kosovo's Kolapsy is the danger facing us from April 4th 2026. They're jeopardizing these with stabered thinking like “I'm staying in power, nobody else! Those who seem to be planned on almost every day tell us: “Kosovo has Government, but skka Parliament!”

What if until April 2026 it doesn't apply to Parliament?

The deepest crisis ever, with many unknowns about the possibility of getting out! Actually, collapses.

How can they do so? Clearly, keeping the Kosovo Assembly constitution blocked. So not choosing the Speaker of the Parliament until April 4, 2026. Then, Kosovo has no institutions that can make decisions, even through the blockade. As a result, the country practically collapses.

On April 4, 2026, the current president completes the term, after he has sworn on April 4, 2021, so this is unchanged.

According to the worst scenario, this is the course:

1. The Kosovo Assembly is still blocked, because the party which is forced to do the parliamentary majority has failed and/or failed to do so;

2. Therefore there is no master of the office of the president; for neither the president nor the deputy heads of the House are chosen:

3. The packaged Assembly cannot adopt the budget for 2026 and, under legislation in effect, twice from the 2025 budget's1/12 has been exceeded;

4. The employees of the state -- civil and professional servants -- cannot receive their own salaries, because as clarified by the Supreme Court, MPs who are moving further to the office of ministers cannot make new executive decisions;

5. A large number of institutions and agencies that are headed even now by those appointed, Masters will collapse in decision-making, because it is clearly anti-legal any decisions they make after they have spent six months like W. D?

6. No payment for jobs in maintenance or capital investments can be made because this exceeds the legal competencies of those who would have to make payments.

So there's no authority involved here “Government in Task” that can make new decisions.

There is a general misunderstanding in public opinion (even at high levels of responsibilities!) that in such cases, competencies for state leadership are temporarily carried to the president of the Constitutional Court. This is just an elementary misunderstanding, because nowhere, quite nowhere in the Constitutions and in the laws of Kosovo, this is not in advance. As a result, there is no possibility. There are different states around the world that see such an opportunity, but this is not Kosovo.

Akshu cannot announce parliamentary elections!

In such a scenario, when the Parliament is not constitutionalised until April 4th, 2026, so there is neither the chairman nor the deputy chairman of the Parliament nor the current president ends the mandate, Kosovo cannot even announce the early parliamentary elections.

Because there is no constitutional authority that has direct competence to declare elections. Only the president of Kosovo has this competence with the Constitution, and in his absence, the W. D President. But when there is neither W. D President, this represents deep constitutional and institutional vacuum.

Kosovo's constitution does not clearly predict how the situation of the institutional stalemate can be resolved in the event of lack of all these functions simultaneously. In such a situation, there is no constitutional authority authorised to declare elections, and that means the total failure of all state institutions.

Again, political compromise: for the Parliament and for the Government that drafted the budget!

In such a scenario, the only normal form if it can be called that after collapse even one day is political compromise between political parties.

If we translate this into terms of today's political developments, again the only form to overcome the collapse is the achievement of most of the 61 MPs who vote for Mayor Cavendish, which would become W. The President's D. In my conviction, this meant changing candidate name and proposing someone who gets this parliamentary majority. So something that has to happen now for about four months!

However, after a collapse that is at risk (there is another 1 day), it is no longer just a compromise that the Assembly will be constitutionalised and early elections announced immediately. No.

A quick government would be required for the “post-classis” Assembly. Because, the state in April 2026 is without Buzhet. And, a draft budget can only prepare and present Government, not Parliament. The budget law is not like other legal initiatives MPs can take.

And then, the first task of the Parliament would be to quickly choose a Government that would be able to immediately propose a budget for the remaining months of 2026.

Kosovo has government, but Sėka Parliament” is the formula for the collapse of Kosovo

Eventually, this writing is the darkest scenario that Kosovo can happen. The formula that leads to this collapse is the sentence (which I think is not unplanned!) that “Kosovo has Government, but skea Parliament!”.

This alarm may even be premature. But, unfortunately, these usurping thinking “we stay in power, nobody else! ” does not leave much room for thinking about positive and developmental scenarios. /Periscopi/