Politics

Pristina, June 9, 2025 – On the eve of the 29th session of the Assembly, the leader of the Democratic League of Kosovo has reiterated his call for the creation of a Unity Government, emphasizing that the political crisis that has been going on for more than three months should be treated as an opportunity for cooperation and collective responsibility.
“Amidst the party battles that do not match anywhere, one truth clearly shouts to us: no one, after three months, has a majority,” he said. “Therefore, the 29th attempt will end without an epilogue – only as a prologue to the next one.”In his public statement, the LDK leader made a direct appeal to the leaders of Vetëvendosje, PDK, AAK and Nisma to seriously return to the proposal for the creation of an inclusive government.
“I continue to repeat my call to the leaders… to return to my proposal for a Unity Government. To evaluate it carefully.” Emphasizing the need for dialogue and compromise, he expressed his belief that a common solution is possible. “I continue to believe that we can sit down, talk and agree on a common solution. This crisis can serve as an opportunity for us.”
As a concrete step towards this goal, he announced that during this week he will present a 15-point Agenda, as a cooperation platform for all parties, without exception. “After finalizing the internal consultations, I will come up with a 15-point Agenda – a concrete cooperation platform for the Unity Government.” In the statement, the LDK leader also provided an in-depth reflection on the country’s democratic functioning. He underlined that before any opposition balancing, the country needs a consolidated position and functioning institutions.
“Yes, Kosovo needs an opposition. Yes, Kosovo needs a democratic balance. But before both, Kosovo needs a position – a legitimate government, a functional Assembly, a working state.” Concluding on a realistic but hopeful tone, he stressed the need to break the cycle of political deadlock. "Let's try unity. It might not be so bad."