A is published image which has the inscription "SELF-SECURITY AGREEMENT ARRIVED - PDK".
The content with this caption was published on Sunday (September 27) on Facebook by the page named "Prishtina City".
What's wrong with this content?
The title did not specify what political agreement is being discussed between these two political entities, which makes it a generalization.
Publishing page has over 400 thousand followers, while at the time of writing, the post has received more than 90 reactions.
From the content of the comments, it can be assessed that it is likely that the audience is not clear about what the agreement is about.
Attached to this post is a link to an article with the same title (see here).
The article inside refers to the reporting of the medium "VOX Kosova", which shows that Prime Minister Albin Kurti and the leader of the Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK), Bedri Hamza, met to discuss a joint statement regarding the verdict of the Special Court against former KLA leaders.
According to the article, VV and PDK have agreed on this statement, which opposes the verdict and calls for the Assembly to take action, including amending the Law on Specialized Chambers.
The meeting was also held in the context of the issue of the constitution of the Assembly and the election of the President.
Considering that the text refers to “VOX Kosova”, hibrid.info checked the website of this medium. There, the article was found, which confirms the reporting in the text above, but with the title “Kurti Meets Hamza AGAIN” (see here).
On Monday (September 28), the Kosovo Assembly approved with 99 votes a statement regarding the verdict of the Special Court against former KLA leaders.
In the statement, the deputies considered the finding of the existence of a "common criminal intent" of the four convicts unacceptable.
The statement was supported by LVV, PDK, LDK, Alliance and the Multiethnic Parliamentary Group. On the same day, meanwhile, PDK proposed amendments to the law on the Specialized Chambers, which, among other things, aim to limit the jurisdiction of the Specialist Chamber, reduce the maximum sentence to 15 years and execute sentences in Kosovo.
This shows that LVV and PDK have reached a common agreement on this issue, along with the other parliamentary parties that supported the statement.
However, on Wednesday (September 23) the Constitutional Court determined that the Government of Kosovo, led by Albin Kurti, was elected in accordance with the Constitution, while it found that the deadline for electing the President is until October 6, 2026.
This means that we are currently still within the constitutional deadline for electing the President.
Therefore, the failure to specify in the title what agreement is being discussed between LVV and PDK may create the impression that the parties have reached a general political agreement, including the issue of electing the President, although the content of the article shows that the agreement is related to the statement on the verdict of the Special Court, while only a willingness to discuss the President has been expressed (see here).
Analyze
The title that LVV and PDK have reached a general political agreement is generalizing, as it does not specify what kind of agreement is in question.
Hibrid.info has checked the reporting to which the content refers and has found that the agreement between LVV and PDK is related to a joint statement on the verdict of the Specialized Chambers against former KLA leaders. On September 28, this statement was approved in the Assembly with 99 votes and was harmonized by the parliamentary groups of LVV, PDK, LDK, Alliance and the Multiethnic Group.
Meanwhile, regarding the election of the President, PDK leader Bedri Hamza has stated that PDK is open to discussing this issue with LVV if the draft law on Specialized Chambers is approved. He announced that in the meeting with Albin Kurti they discussed the President, but not specific names.
Also, parliamentary parties have not yet reached an agreement on a name for President, while the constitutional deadline for his election ends on October 6, 2026.
Therefore, based on its working methodology, hibrid.info evaluates the content as "Clickbait".
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