Democratic League of Kosovo MP ( The LDK, Ermal Sadiku, has stated that this party’s stance on the Law on Changing Specialised Chambers remains unchanged.
He has said the LDK would change the vote only if changes to this law were made with the involvement and reconciliation of all political parties.
It hasn’t changed anything in LDK, it’s the same attitude we’ve had. If this law is legislated with things where all political parties sit together, if state with a request for greater financing, greater court supervision, and such valuables, then each party was willing to support it, he said on the paper .P.V.1.
Sadiku has estimated that the reactions of the internationals, who have arrived during today, should be seen with concern. He has stressed that Kosovo should be careful in relation to the European Union and its allies.
We need to be careful with the EU, the Allies. Any response from the Allies should be seen with concern. Our vision has been and remains clear that the state of Kosovo will build and develop together with the Allies, Sadiku has declared.
Meanwhile, Kosovo’s Assembly has put discussion of the Special Law in order today, but the session is interrupted and is expected to continue tomorrow.
Democratic Party of Kosovo ( The PDK has demanded that the law be adopted without changes, while the Vetevendosje Movement ( The LVV has requested that there be no haste and that there be no previous mistakes repeated.
The possibility that this law will be adopted in the Assembly tomorrow has also prompted reactions by the European Union Office in Kosovo and embassies of other EU countries, including those of Germany and Italy, which have voiced concern if the law is adopted.
The Great Britain Embassy in Kosovo has also reacted to the issue. It has called for consultations to be held, adding that adopting such a law is against Kosovo’s interests.
Source Layer: Insander