Kurti also has the votes of the diaspora, but how will he form a government and how stable will it be?

While the vote numbers, even in the diaspora ballot boxes, now indicate a trend towards Vetëvendosje, the biggest questions remain about how Kurti will form the government, with which party, and how long it will last.

A day ago, Albina Haxhiu told A2 that Kurti is not forming an alliance with any opposition party and will stick to those he currently has in the coalition, the Guxo Movement and the Alternativa.

For the numbers to be as high as the law requires to form a government, Kurti will also need the help of non-Serbian minorities.

Strong statements that Vetëvendosje will not make any kind of alliance beyond the opposition, according to analysts, are only pressures for internal consumption since nothing is known for sure.

The country's president is required to nominate the winning party of the elections as the candidate to form the government. Although there is no exact deadline here either, the decisions in force stipulate that the process should take place as soon as possible. (A2 Televizion)