Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK) deputy leader Lutfi Haziri said on the “RTK Prime” program that political decisions had hurt his party in two elections. He said LDK had suffered a severe electoral blow because of them.
Haziri said LDK had lost the political pragmatism that had characterized it over the years. He said citizens were accustomed to seeing the party as a cooperative force and a bridge between political groups. According to him, that role had offered an extraordinary opportunity to put into practice the political pragmatism LDK had taught the public.
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Discussing the disappointing election results, Haziri questioned whether LDK had ever shown enough willingness to contest elections. He stressed that the public’s perception does not necessarily match the truth, but said that if people believe the party lacked that willingness, there must be a reason for that belief. He acknowledged that LDK’s election results had not been good.
Regarding the latest political process, Haziri said LDK had rejected an offer to govern jointly. He said the party had sought broad-based cooperation, prioritizing political processes over the division of power.
Haziri also said Kosovo faces major processes and challenges. He argued that the country needs bold decisions, even when they lack popular support, and warned that some of the decisions ahead for Kosovo could be among the most unpopular. He also questioned the prime minister’s willingness to fulfill his commitments.
