Baraliu: A stable government is needed to tackle challenges

University professor Mazllum Baraliu believes that if Self-Determination succeeds in forming a government with minimal parliamentary support, it will be tested domestically on social issues due to high prices, while externally it will need to be prepared in light of ongoing realignments and the creation of a new international order, which is no longer the same as the one established 80 years ago in Yalta.

If the government is formed based on the results of the February 9 elections, Baraliu believes it should nevertheless be a government of national unity.

“It should be an inclusive government that encompasses all parties that have secured seats in parliament, in order to create a unified policy and a unified program, and a stable government that will overcome the upcoming challenges. We will have local elections in November, and next year the election of the country's president, which requires at least 80 votes from members of parliament,” Baraliu says.