Looks like the constitutive session of the Assembly in Pristina has turned into an endless soap opera! Imagine, the session was interrupted for the 39th time because MPs refused to vote for the candidate of the Assembly president, Aljbuljen Hadzi from the Self-Determination movement. The oldest MP, Avni Dehari, tries to bring order, calling on opposition parties DPK, DSK, ABK, and the Serbian List to propose members for the commission overseeing the secret ballot, but – nothing! No one wants to participate. Then, of course, he calls on MPs to vote on the proposal for secret voting, but that also fails. Is this a political farce or just chaos dragging on for months? Meanwhile, the Constitutional Court of Kosovo has ruled that MPs must complete the constitutive session within 30 days, but it seems no one is in a hurry to untangle this Gordian knot. And while they play their games, the people watch and wonder – how much longer? If you have your own take on this circus, feel free to share it, maybe together we’ll find a solution or at least a good joke about these political acrobatics!
