What is Kulbergs Planning? After the Elections, the Prime Minister is in No Rush to Reveal His Cards

As reported by the government’s communications advisor Elina Shverna, there is currently no schedule for negotiations with parliamentary factions. At the end of the week, the Prime Minister's working calendar for the following week was published. However, it did not include any meetings with representatives of the parties that entered the 15th Saeima, where the formation of a new government could be discussed. In response to a direct question from journalists about when such consultations would begin, the Prime Minister's representative stated that the meeting schedule has not yet been established. It should be noted that the elections for the 15th Saeima took place on October 3, and on October 15, the Central Election Commission officially approved the results. Thus, more than two weeks after the voting, the timeline for the start of official negotiations on the formation of the future government remains unknown.