AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoSpecial Chambers Showdown: Kosovo’s parliament approved first-reading changes to the Law on the Specialist Chambers and Specialist Prosecutor’s Office, backed by 91 MPs, as the clock ticks on the Oct. 6 presidential vote and the risk of snap elections. Parliament Pressure: An extraordinary plenary session is set for today, with a protest expected outside parliament by war veterans demanding the amendments be fully approved. Hague Court Powers: The draft would narrow the court’s jurisdiction and shift some cases back to Kosovo; the PDK says it will back electing a president only after final passage, while the LDK warns the vote may not guarantee implementation. Protests After Verdict: Thousands continue rallying over the Hague convictions of former KLA leaders, with anger focused on how cases were built and the trauma left behind. Journalist Attacked: KosovoNews reporter Jeton Sopa was physically pushed while covering protests outside the Assembly, prompting condemnation from the Association of Journalists of Kosovo.
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