AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoFemicide Protests: Demonstrations over Arlinda Zekaj’s killing continue across Kosovo. The police chief has resigned, 11 officers and two prosecutors have been suspended, but the justice and interior ministers have refused calls to step down. Investment: A World Bank Group assessment says reforms could unlock up to $1.5 billion and 87,000 jobs, but regulatory uncertainty, unreliable power and skills gaps are holding back growth. EU Path: A draft European Commission report says Kosovo has made little progress on reforms, citing political deadlock, concerns over the judiciary and stalled commitments with Serbia. Pristina Probe: Mayor Përparim Rama has been questioned as a suspect over a €12 million city contract; no charges have been announced. Regional Relations: Serbia’s student-led movement has won a decisive election, and its incoming leaders say dialogue with Kosovo will continue. The EU says existing agreements remain binding. Cultural Heritage: Researchers have gathered in Pristina to examine how Islamic schools shaped Albanian education and identity.
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