Analysts assess that the blockade in the Parliament is a two-way game

The failure for the 15th time to constitute the Kosovo Assembly and President Vjosa Osmani's attempt to form new institutions, after calling meetings with political parties, continues to be the main topic of discussion in television studios.

Gjyljeta Mushkolaj, former judge of the Constitutional Court, said that "the reason why the Speakers of the Assembly are elected by secret ballot is precisely to prevent such blockades from occurring."

"The Constitutional Court, even in its decision, although it did not consider it to be a good decision, realistically, in order not to endanger the security of Kosovo at that time. We had a problem with national security, we had powerful groups that did not want to allow a government or a group to be formed. However, even then the Court said that efforts should be made to elect the Speaker of the Assembly and later other institutions," she said on RTK.

Muhamet Hajrullahu, editor-in-chief of the Telegrafi portal, has called the meeting called by the president with political parties an attempt to unblock the political impasse.

"It's not the numbers, because if LVV had 61 numbers, we wouldn't come to so many sessions. The fact is political and the blockade is happening for this reason as well. Other groups that were in opposition until yesterday are of course taking advantage of this political situation. The calculations are great for each one, there are local elections, they are thinking about the upcoming extraordinary parliamentary elections, the issue of electing the president. Unfortunately, they are not thinking about Kosovo, but about themselves," he said.

"Both sides are playing the same game. VV, through Ms. Haxhiu, has blocked it, the opposition, by unjustly insisting that the candidate be changed, has also blocked it. Their insistence is deliberate," said political scientist Melazim Koci on the other hand.

Fadil Maloku, a professor, said that the president may not have enough authority over the current political situation.