AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoFemicide Accountability: Prime Minister Albin Kurti has given the interior and justice ministries until Thursday to explain how Arlinda Zekaj’s case was handled. She was killed in Peja shortly after police escorted her home, despite warning prosecutors that her life was at risk. Parliament voted 67–0 for an inquiry, while activists and opposition parties demand accountability. Serbia’s New Government: The student-backed Student List won 139 seats, ending 14 years of Aleksandar Vučić’s rule. Its candidate Ilija Srdanović says Serbia will continue EU integration and dialogue with Kosovo, and honor existing agreements—subject to a review for constitutional compliance. But the movement rejects Kosovo’s independence, leaving little sign of a quick shift in Belgrade’s position. Health Care: Kosovo’s cancer clinic ran out of a vital drug, and a patient died amid the shortage, renewing scrutiny of access to essential treatment.
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