AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoJustice: Kosovo prosecutors charged 12 people over an alleged cross-border fuel scam that they say cost the state €4.6 million. The scheme allegedly used water-filled tankers and false paperwork to evade taxes from 2021 to 2025. UN-Kosovo Talks: A UN report says political deadlock persists, progress in talks with Serbia is limited and tensions remain in the north. It also flags accountability for the 2023 Banjska attack and the fate of 1,579 people still missing from the war. EU Funding: Kosovo risks losing more than €90 million in EU funds unless it completes reforms by December. Sixteen laws remain to be passed, despite parliament’s approval of a key anti-money-laundering measure. Local Governance: The government is considering removing Pristina’s special powers to establish a municipal police force and help select its chief; no changes have been approved. 2030 Mediterranean Games: Pristina’s mayor has warned Kosovo could lose the event, adding to concerns about delays and readiness.
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