AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 minutes agoFood Safety: Kosovo blocked a 25-tonne corn shipment after tests found aflatoxin levels nearly five times the legal limit. Sales of contaminated cattle feed have also been halted and the product ordered off shelves. Femicide Protests: Demonstrations have spread to Peja and Mitrovica after a woman was killed despite seeking police protection. The police chief has resigned and 11 officers and two prosecutors are suspended, but protesters are also demanding the justice and interior ministers step down; both have refused. Pristina Probe: Mayor Përparim Rama has been questioned as a suspect in an investigation into a €12 million city-planning contract. No charges have been announced. EU Reforms: The European Commission says Kosovo’s reforms have stalled, with no progress in key areas. Investment Barriers: A World Bank assessment says reforms in renewable energy, business services and manufacturing could attract up to $1.5 billion and create as many as 87,000 jobs, but regulatory uncertainty, unreliable power and skills shortages remain obstacles.
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