The VLEN coalition has opened a new chapter in the language dispute: "In what language did Talat Xhaferi's son pass the judicial exam?" The question is rhetorical, but it carries heavy weight - an accusation that Xhaferi and DUI themselves removed the Albanian language from the judicial exam.

"With his vote and signature, Talat Xhaferi and DUI removed the Albanian language from the judicial exam. They didn't just fail to protect it - they consciously excluded it, harming many Albanian students," VLEN claims.

DUI fired back that "VLEN failed the dignity test" - but offered no concrete answer on the language question. Instead, both sides entered the familiar Balkan spiral: accusation, counter-accusation, and zero answers to the actual question.

The judicial exam in Albanian is a legal question with political consequences. Whether it's a legal principle or a political interpretation depends on who you ask. Citizens, as always, wait for a solution while politicians count points.