AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoFuel Prices: Kosovo’s government says it will impose price limits from November 6 if petrol stations do not pass on falling oil costs; diesel is still selling for about €1.90 a litre. Digital Services: A national digital ID wallet and e-signature platform has launched, with enrollment opening November 9 at seven regional centers. The EU contributed €3.2 million to the project. EU Path: The European Commission says Kosovo made limited progress on reforms, citing political deadlock and rule-of-law concerns. The stalemate has also cost the country €43.8 million in EU reform funding. Femicide Protests: Outrage continues over the killing of a woman who had repeatedly sought help from authorities. The police chief resigned and 13 officials were suspended, while calls grow for senior ministers to step down. KLA Leaders: Kosovo war veterans protested outside the EU office in Pristina, demanding fair treatment for four former KLA leaders sentenced to a combined 81 years in prison. Regional Development: A former German military base in Prizren is being developed as an innovation and training hub, offering a potential boost to Kosovo’s tech sector beyond the capital.
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