Lumir Abdixhiku, executive director of the Pristina-based Riinvest Institute, argues that the formation of the special court was the best among the available solutions. “Kosovo had a moral, legal and international obligation to address allegations of crimes. Kosovo had no longer the right to do so itself. Nationalistic, euphoric and pathetic discussions would only send the country toward isolation … Beyond the special court, Kosovars should be more concerned with the political level in the country. The current political level displayed in the [Kosovo] Assembly, without any difference between the ruling majority and the opposition, will always bring about alternatives that lie between the bad and very bad, because they cannot do any better. And in all this midst of solutions, Kosovo will continuously lose parts of its identity and sovereignty.”