The parties' barricading in their positions requires strong diplomatic interventions for the formation of a government.
The international factor is demanding that political parties in Kosovo form a government as soon as possible in order to prevent the country from sliding towards destabilization. Experts on politics in Kosovo believe that the increasing international pressure is aimed at speeding up the reforms and integration process.
Bashamir Bërxulli, in a statement to A2CNN, emphasizes that the international community is interested in having a majority government in Kosovo as soon as possible.
"According to Bërxullli, the pressure will increase from many international factors after the certification of the election results, this is done with the aim of preventing a delay that could send the country into a crisis."
Political analyst Dorajt Imeri points out that the country is in dire need of political stability, as there are still a few elections coming up, those for local government and within a year, the election of a new president.
The unwavering stance of the international factor also implies international intervention to de-escalate these positions, Imeri emphasizes.
Based on the results so far, it seems that there will be a coalition government. Will Prime Minister Kurti accept such a thing, without great international pressure, in the current circumstances seems unlikely. (A2 Televizion)
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