Ditar Kabashi, professor of constitutional law, will be invited today to the "60 Minutes" show on KTV to discuss the latest Constitutional Court ruling, which has given MPs 34 days to vote for the country's new president, and if this does not happen, the country will automatically go to elections.
Does this ruling on the election of the president provide a solution to the current political situation?
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How should the voting procedure proceed now and can another candidate be proposed or should the existing proposals continue?
When should the session for the presidential vote be called as soon as possible or is a political agreement also needed?
Why hasn't the Constitutional Court clarified whether MPs are obliged to stay in the chamber to ensure a quorum?
Is there a cooperative atmosphere between the parties to reach an agreement for the president, or is the country moving more towards elections?