The paper’s front-page editorial notes that the splits within the biggest opposition party, the Democratic League of Kosovo, show that political parties need to seriously consider implementing true reforms. “Our political parties can hardly talk about full legitimacy, because old faces are refusing to allow room for younger and more creative members of their parties. Politics has thus become a corporation business, where leaders surround themselves with obedient and servile people and do not think about the party but rather for their own interests. Some political leaders decide by themselves who can become a member of the party chairmanship. Other members of chairmanships are appointed with support from certain clans, whereas younger members are denied the possibility to prove themselves.”