AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoInvestment Fraud: Kosovo police arrested three suspects in a Europol-backed crackdown on a network linked to call centres in Kosovo and neighboring countries. Seven people were arrested across the operation, which seized more than 100 servers; investigators estimate losses above €4 million. War Missing: DNA tests identified three men taken by Serbian forces in 1999. Six of the 23 men seized from their group have now been identified; 17 remain unaccounted for. EU Funding: Kosovo has missed out on €43.8 million from an EU reform plan amid political deadlock, while European assessments say key reforms have stalled. Femicide Protests: Thousands have demanded state action after a woman’s killing and a series of domestic-violence deaths. The police director resigned, and 13 officials were suspended. Serbia and Kosovo: Albania’s Edi Rama said Serbia must recognize Kosovo and deliver on EU requirements, while Serbia’s victorious Student List has signaled no shift on Kosovo’s status. Pristina: The capital’s waste crisis continues to fuel criticism of Mayor Përparim Rama, who blames central-government funding and restrictions.
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