Political analyst Ilir Deda has assessed that the sustained generation of political crises within Kosovo is not normal. Deda stated that if the Parliament is not constituted by the following night, all elected deputies would be committing a serious constitutional violation. He expressed concern that, in his view, there appears to be no immediate deterrent measure for such actions, citing what he described as a public inability to anticipate such political disruptions.
Furthermore, Deda questioned the rationale for postponing the constitution of the Parliament, particularly given the current status regarding the election of a president. He noted that the political maneuvering between parties, specifically referencing the LVV’s ability to secure a coalition government with the LDK for a two-month period and for the next presidential term, suggested that the necessary will and desire for governance were present. The analyst emphasized that the continuous cycle of political disagreement and instability is problematic.
Deda argued that the current sequence of events does not align with established constitutional norms, suggesting that the focus should be on immediate procedural steps rather than prolonged political disputes. His commentary highlights a significant point of contention regarding the timeline for establishing full governmental functionality, urging adherence to constitutional timelines to mitigate further political uncertainty.
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