The paper writes in today’s editorial that the main topic these days in Kosovo is whether the opposition parties will remain united or go separate ways, Serbian elections set to take place in Kosovo’s territory, the visits of the Serbian officials to Kosovo and an occasional international conference which Kosovo leaders use for self-promotion. As a result, the “hot topics” such as corruption are being increasingly less discussed and the people of Kosovo have turned into mere spectators of their fate. At the same time, the political parties are ready to reach coalitions, unite, split, flirt with one another and even betray the trust of the people only to be able to “extort” the budget of Kosovo as much as possible. The current situation, adds the paper, should lead to the increase of the citizens’ pressure to receive accountability for every promise the politicians have made to them. “Perhaps this could be the only way for irresponsible parties to raise awareness.”