The front-page editorial of this daily notes that despite the announcement of the Constitutional Court yesterday to have reached the decision on President Atifete Jahjaga’s request to interpret the compatibility of two articles of the Constitution, there are indications that opposition coalition will not respect the verdict. This daily notes that disrespect of the decision of the Constitutional Court would have been the first one since its creation and stresses that verdicts of this Court have even brought down two Presidents of Kosovo.

Minister for Labor and Social Welfare in the Serbian government and former minister in charge for Kosovo and Metohija Aleksandar Vulin said to RTK2 in Gračanica/Graçanicë that he expects future representatives of Serbs in Kosovo Assembly to be responsible and to justify huge trust they received. Asked to comment on number of seats received by the Serbian List on recently held parliamentary elections, Vulin said: “The concept is totally unclear to me, which says that number of those who vote is irrelevant.

Kosovo’s outgoing Prime Minister, Hashim Thaçi, spoke today during the meeting with the governing cabinet about the flow of the elections.

“Also, allow me to congratulate all institutions which are currently dealing with post-electoral managing process, Central Election Commission and all the other mechanisms, for their work on concluding this phase of election process, after organizing the best, fair, free, democratic and transparent elections after the war in Kosovo,” said Thaçi.

Despite the fact that Serbian political subjects will pass the 5% election threshold, Serbs won’t have more than 10 guaranteed seats, said Minister for Return and Communities, Dalibor Jevtic to RTK2. “There is still a room for political dialogue through the process of interpretation of the old election low. I want to believe that we will manage to find a solution in order that Serbs have more than 10 guaranteed seats in the next legislative magnate,” said Jevtic.

Political analyst Azem Vllasi claims that international diplomatic representatives in Kosovo will not allow Kosovo to go for repeated elections, however that doesn’t mean that they will impose the solution with regards who will form the government. “International representatives will not allow repeated elections, using their leverage within the frames allowed by Kosovo Constitution,” said Vlasi to agency telegrafi.com.