AGP Executive Report
Last update: 20 minutes agoMediterranean Games: Kosovo risks losing the right to host the 2030 Games after organisers said it had not provided a required bank guarantee or paid an outstanding fee. They will review the case in December; Sports Minister Blerim Gashani says the event will go ahead. EU Membership: Brussels warned that Kosovo’s proposed changes to the war crimes court could breach its commitments and damage its membership bid. The law would cap sentences at 15 years and allow appeals; President Justina Shiroka-Pula must decide whether to sign it. Cheaper Transfers: Parliament approved changes to anti-money-laundering rules, bringing Kosovo closer to joining Europe’s SEPA payments system. Membership still requires approval and could make euro transfers faster and cheaper. Security: Italian General Roberto Vergori has taken command of KFOR as NATO considers changes to its Kosovo mission, while saying troops will stay as long as needed. In an interview, Foreign Minister Glauk Konjufca warned that the risk of renewed confrontation with Serbia should be taken seriously.
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