AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoPresidential Deadlock: Kosovo’s acting PM Albin Kurti met LDK leader Lumir Abdixhiku to agree on a new president and avoid another election, with talks kept confidential while parliament remains stuck without a president since Vjosa Osmani’s term ended in April. Caretaker Government Under Fire: Two Kosovo opposition parties filed criminal complaints against the caretaker government over 17 decisions they say exceed its powers, including property and senior appointments. Mitrovica Bridge: NATO’s commander George Wikoff said reopening the Ibar bridge to vehicles is for Kosovo and the EU, not KFOR, as KFOR reduces its permanent presence and the dispute continues between Pristina and Belgrade. Serbia–Kosovo Tensions Over Wildfires: Serbian pro-government media blamed Kosovo for wildfires after a “parachute” device was found, but Kosovo police rejected the claim and no public proof links it to Kosovo. Regional Health Watch: West Nile virus is actively circulating across the Balkans; Kosovo is listed among countries reporting cases in 2026. Sports—Taranto 2026: Kosovo will compete with seven judokas at the Mediterranean Games in Italy, aiming to build on the country’s recent success in the sport.
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