AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoKosovo-Serb Institutions: The U.S. Embassy in Pristina said Kosovo’s constitution guarantees Serbs’ representation after the acting president signed decrees dismissing seven Serb prosecutors, urging equal opportunities for Serbs to participate fully in public and political life. Rule of Law in the North: EU and OSCE missions criticized Kosovo police for demolishing 11 Serb-owned villas near Lake Ujman/Gazivoda, saying the actions raise serious due-process and property-rights concerns. EU Funding Pressure: A report warns Kosovo risks losing about €700 million in Western Balkans reform money if it misses EU targets, with political deadlock cited for delayed payments. KFOR Presence: Moldova deployed a new 25th military contingent to KFOR in Kosovo for six months, focusing on security, facility protection and patrols. Football — Conference League: Bohemians beat Ballkani 2-1 in the first leg, with Ross Tierney scoring late, setting up next week’s trip to Pristina for the tie against Kosovo’s Ballkani. Business & Connectivity: Albania registered 2,734 new companies in the first half of the year, including 172 opened by investors from Kosovo, while easyJet announced new UK routes including Pristina from Luton starting Dec. 7.
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