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Valbona Bytyqi
- November 9, 2026 19:16
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The Kosovo Assembly members still do not have a clear path forward on the draft law aimed at amending the law on the Special Court. Until this issue is clarified, representatives of the government and the opposition will face off in discussions on other topics, which will be addressed in the two sessions planned to take place this week.
The Vetëvendosje Movement and the Democratic Party of Kosovo are continuing discussions regarding the further processing of the draft law on the Special Court, after it was withdrawn by President Justina Shiroka-Pula, at the request of the PDK.
The leader of the VV deputies, Arbërie Nagavci, after the meeting of the Presidency of the Assembly on Monday, expressed optimism that an agreement will be reached on how to address this issue.
"We are clear that there is already a ruling of the Constitutional Court and there are two other cases that occurred during the time when Mrs. Osmani was president, which make it clear that the law cannot be amended. And this is not only our position, but there are arguments that show it based on the ruling of the Constitutional Court and I hope that the PDK is also clear about this," she said.
The Democratic Party of Kosovo has not commented on the discussions with the Vetevendosje Movement or the issues that were addressed in the leadership.
The acting leader of the PDK, Vlora Çitaku, in an interview with EkonomiaOnline, said that they agree on the content of the draft law.
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"The law is now in regular parliamentary procedure, the content is more or less agreed, the discussion is simply about the procedure. I am convinced that, if we continue with the political will that we demonstrated on the day we approved the law, we will find a solution and the law will be approved in the Assembly of the Republic of Kosovo," said Çitaku.
The Democratic League of Kosovo said they are still waiting for clarification from the Assembly on how they should approach the draft law after it was returned.
"What the LDK has said from the beginning in the proceedings of this law has been that this is not the right way to proceed, because the real challenge is in the Appeal, it is legal, but it does not necessarily have to do with a law that the parties have proceeded with in the Assembly," stated Jehona Lushaku, head of the LDK Parliamentary Group.
The amendments to the Law on Special were voted on October 6. On October 22, it was returned to the Assembly by President Shiroka-Pula at the request of the PDK, which initiated the amendments.
Meanwhile, two sessions are scheduled to be held this week.
The Democratic League of Kosovo has initiated an extraordinary session for Wednesday, in which the findings of the EU report on Kosovo will be discussed.
Meanwhile, the regular session of the Parliament will be held on Thursday, in which, among other things, the electricity situation will be discussed.
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"We will debate the most important topic that Kosovo has today, which is not only the lack of electricity, but also the aspects related to the price of electricity, but also to... transactions and the purchase of electricity," said Besnik Tahiri, head of the Alliance Parliamentary Group.
On the agenda, in addition to this discussion, is the review of four international agreements, and the interpellation of the Minister of Health, Arben Vitia.
