Kosovo Assembly meets past constitutional deadline amid legal concerns
- The Assembly of Kosovo continues its constituent session on Saturday, despite the constitutional deadline for its start having expired at midnight.
- The Democratic Party of Kosovo (DPK) expressed concern over the perceived violation of the constitutional order due to the postponement of the session after the deadline.
- The Constitutional Court ordered the Assembly to be constituted within 30 days of the confirmation of election results, and a representative from the Kosovo Democratic Institute called the postponement a constitutional violation, urging lawmakers to appeal to the Constitutional Court.
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In Serbian
Скупштина Косова наставља седницу у суботу против устава
- Скупштина Косова наставља конститутивну седницу у суботу, иако је уставни рок за почетак седнице истекао у 24 сата.
- Демократска партија Косова (ДПК) изразила је бригу о кршењу уставног поретка због одлагања седнице након истека рока.
- Уставни суд је одредио да Скупштина мора бити конституисана у року од 30 дана од потврђивања изборних резултата, а Еуген Цаколи је позивао посланике да се окрену Уставном суду ради оптужби о кршењу Устава.
How outlets framed it
Both sources focus on Kosovo's Skupština continuing its constitutional session and the constitutional deadline. They highlight the opposition's criticism of the ruling party's actions, emphasizing concerns about constitutional violations. Neither source includes the ruling party's perspective or procedural justifications for the delay.
- Beta analytical negative
Led with: Kosovo's Skupština continuing its constitutional session, emphasizing the constitutional deadline and the opposition's criticism of the ruling party's actions.
Didn't cover: No mention of the ruling party's perspective or the procedural justification for the delay.
- N1 analytical negative
Led with: Kosovo's Skupština continuing its constitutional session, highlighting the constitutional deadline and the opposition's concerns about the ruling party's actions.
Didn't cover: No mention of the ruling party's perspective or the procedural justification for the delay.
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