Lumir Abdixhiku

Hyseni stated on Facebook that at that time there were people from the opposition who accused him of "polluting the political discourse", alluding to the LDK of which he is a member.
"We are where we are today because of your generous and calculated support. The consequences are already irreversible. The 'war' is now about how to manage the damage," Hyseni stressed.

Kosovo's ruling Vetevendosje party suffered a heavy blow in Sunday's mayoral election runoffs, winning only four of the 12 municipalities it was competing in, and losing in the capital.

Lumir Abdixhiku stated that he was worried that Pritsina was represented by the Deputy Prime Minister of the Provisional Institutions, Besnik Bislimi, in the TV show Rubicon, and after Bislimi's statement that Kosovo would receive gas from Azerbaijan and Russia, Gazeta Express reports.

Kurti's party did badly even in the municipalities where it had more than 60 percent of the votes in the parliamentary elections in February.
That Kurti experienced a total debacle is shown by the fact that in 38 municipalities in which there were elections, he did not get a sufficient number of votes to win in the first round.

Serbs have presidential candidates in 11 local governments.
Polling stations were closed at 7 p.m.
Prime Minister of the so-called Kosovo, Albin Kurti, was locked in offices and did not appear before reporters, although they waited for him for several hours for a statement regarding the latest information on local elections in Kosovo and Metohija.

Kosovo's parliament has voted to dismiss the board of Privatisation Agency with Prime Minister Albin Kurti keen to end an institution he believes has damaged the country and the economy.

Ahead of the expected resumption of the stalled dialogue between Kosovo and Serbia, from which Kosovo declared independence in 2008, Kosovo leader Albin Kurti is coming under domestic pressure to get the United States involved in the European Union-facilitated process.