Former Latvian President Egils Levits has cautioned against rushing the process of forming a new government in Latvia. He expressed his view that the immediate lack of commencement of coalition negotiations is not cause for concern. Levits believes a deliberate approach is necessary to ensure a stable and effective government. This statement comes after recent elections in Latvia, where the United List emerged as a significant political force. While the United List is being discussed as a potential core for a new government, Levits' comments emphasize the importance of thoughtful deliberation. His suggestion that the United List should become a single party could streamline future coalition talks. Ultimately, Levits advocates for a measured and strategic approach to building a governing coalition in Latvia.