The paper’s front-page editorial argues that Kosovo government officials are adjusting the law on the prevention of conflicts of interest to their own interests. “Stubborn and corrupt politicians, together with their advisors, who are part of the oligarchic chain that has usurped democracy and the state, are not interested in establishing law and order in the public domain that is marred by numerous scandals. The only thing they are interested in is a life of luxury, illegal enrichment and keeping several public posts … It is not a coincidence that the Office of the European Union has criticized the government’s draft to amend the current law on preventing conflicts of interest. In fact, tolerating this phenomenon implies favoring corruption which has already reached an alarming rate throughout the state system. The Assembly of Kosovo must realize that only with firm laws it can fight the evil in this country and stop the abuses by public officials.”