Tirana-based publicist Armand Shkullaku argues that in its election campaign the Vetevendosje Movement is proving to be restrained and calm, it is avoiding unnecessary clashes with other political parties and it is careful not to show the slightest sign of arrogance. “Vetevendosje’s campaign is focused on modesty and humbleness before the people … Albin Kurti’s campaign is trying to find a balance between calmness and maturity on the one hand and the strong drive that characterizes Vetevendosje on the other”.

Lulezim Krasniqi writes in his opinion piece that on the eve of parliamentary elections, the issue of the headscarf is one of the topics in TV debates with political leaders. “The Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK) has again reached a coalition with the Justice Party (PD), and they have agreed that if the PDK wins the elections it will allow headscarves in schools. The PD led by Ferid Agani was part of the Thaci government, but could not achieve the objective of having headscarves in schools.