“Political subjects will do their utmost in order to avoid new elections, because new elections would not bring any specific solution,” Dukagjin Gorani, political analyst, said to RTK2. “Repetition of elections equally suit and doesn’t suit both sides (PDK and post-election coalition). Elections would be difficult and delicate test for both sides, since none of them would enter the process willingly and being sure about the victory.

Extremists in Kosovo are well equipped and trained to carry out attacks and they pose a danger for the constitutional order of Kosovo, claims the executive director of the Center for Security Studies in Pristina, Florian Cehaja. He assessed that a joint action of the police in the region is needed for successful fight against the Islamic extremists.

Process of normalization of relations between Belgrade and Pristina is irreversible, however it is in a risky phase, said analyst Dusan Janjic to RTK2. From that reason, more active role of the European Union is needed in Brussels negotiations, and involvement of the international community in the process of the creation of Kosovo government, assessed Janjic. “First, it should be said that provisions of Brussels agreement and deadlines for implementation are particularly unrealistic and short.

Political parties don’t view elections as the way out of the current political crisis in Kosovo, however they are not excluding possibility of going to new early elections. Representatives of political parties said that parties they represent are ready for elections and that they are not afraid of it, however they say it would not be the right solution since millions of euros would be wasted for an endless process and that from that reason they hope that new institutions will be created and elections avoided. The MP from the ranks of the Democratic Party of K