AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoFemicide Protests: Thousands took to the streets after Arlinda Zekaj was killed despite repeated reports of threats. Protesters are demanding accountability and the resignations of Kosovo’s justice and interior ministers; Prime Minister Albin Kurti acknowledged institutional failures. EU Integration: The European Commission has opened talks to bring Kosovo and five other Western Balkan countries into the EU’s “Roam Like at Home” scheme, which would remove roaming surcharges once agreements are finalised and rules aligned. War Crimes: Human rights campaigner Nataša Kandić accused Serbia of refusing to acknowledge crimes committed in Kosovo and urged the EU to press Belgrade to act on court findings. Kosovo Serbs: Community leaders hope Serbia’s political upheaval will weaken the Serbian List and create room for closer cooperation with Pristina, including the return of Serbs to local police and courts. EU Funds: Kosovo’s political deadlock and limited progress on rule of law have put €43.8 million in EU reform funding at risk. The Commission’s enlargement report placed Kosovo among candidates making little progress. Digital Services: Kosovo has launched a national digital ID wallet, electronic identity platform and e-signature service. War Legacy: Kosovo has identified three more people who went missing during the war.
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