During a recent Special Edition broadcast, Artan Behrami, Deputy of the Democratic Party of Kosovo, addressed the issue of institutional blockade. Behrami asserted that the current Prime Minister, Albin Kurti, and his party, the Vetëvendosje Movement, bear responsibility for the ongoing situation. Speaking to Klan Kosova, Behrami stated that Kurti “has violated the Constitution more often than the parliamentary threshold of Kosovo.”
Behrami further criticized the Prime Minister’s actions, noting that Kurti appears to treat constitutional violations without issue.
He observed that Kurti even frames these breaches as acts of patriotism, suggesting he acts in the interest of the Republic of Kosovo. Behrami characterized this behavior as “madness.”
The discussion highlighted significant political disagreement regarding the functioning of Kosovo’s institutions. Behrami’s commentary suggests a pattern of actions by the ruling party that he views as exceeding constitutional boundaries.
He contended that the frequency with which such alleged violations occur is a substantial concern. For Behrami, the repeated nature of these perceived breaches—that Kurti has violated the Constitution more often—indicates a systemic problem rather than isolated incidents.
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