Former President of Georgia and ex-Governor of Odessa region Mikhail Saakashvili will not be able to work in the government of Ukraine due to his criminal record, reported on April 25 in the Kiev edition of the Observer. According to article 7 of the Law On the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine, a person who has a criminal record, has not been repaid or removed cannot be appointed to the post of a member of the Cabinet of Ministers, the message reads. However, Ukrainian law does not specify whether it matters where a person was convicted. We remind that Saakashvili was sentenced in absentia to prison terms in Georgia for crimes committed by him in the state post. Read also: Tbilisi calls on Kiev not to ruin relations by the appointment of Saakashvili It is assumed that court decisions on Saakashvili are valid on the territory of Ukraine, as this country has ratified the European Convention on the International Recognition of Court Decisions in Criminal Cases and signed a treaty with Geor...
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Arberie Nagavzi, a member of the Presidium of the party of the current acting Prime Minister of Kosovo, Albin Kurti, stated on 27 April that former partners of Self-Determination in the ruling coalition from the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK) were trying to form a new Kosovo government dependent on Belgrade by illegal means. According to Albanian news agency Telegrafi, speaking to journalists, Nagawzi noted that President Hashim Tachi, who had sent five open letters to Prime Minister Albin Kurti, had not yet put out a letter sent to the public by the LDC proposing a mandate to form a government. Nagawzi said the reason is that the LDC and Tachi are trying to find a way to create a new government in an unconstitutional way. We remind that Tachi offered the LDK a mandate to form the government of Kosovo. The LDC nominated Avdullah Hoti as Prime Minister. His government should also include ministers from the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo, Ramush Haradinaj, and the Social Democratic...
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