AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoKosovo–Hague dispute: Kosovo’s government says parliament can legally consider changing the law governing the Hague-based war-crimes court, as the opposition PDK links the issue to the next presidential vote and demands reforms first. Special prosecution shake-up: Kosovo’s top special prosecutor, Blerim Isufaj, was dismissed after the prosecutorial council cited mismanagement and failure to do the job; Dren Paca will run the office temporarily. EU pressure on reforms: EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen urged faster Kosovo reforms and stressed that Hague judgments require respect, while also backing a full EU membership path. Regional security and KFOR: In Belgrade, Serbia’s military chief met the outgoing KFOR commander ahead of a handover, with both sides stressing the security situation in Kosovo and KFOR’s role under UN Resolution 1244. Organised crime case: Kosovo prosecutors charged nine people over an alleged Kosovo–Albania cannabis network, including thousands of plants seized in the Peja area. Diplomacy spotlight: Prime Minister Albin Kurti shared that he met US President Donald Trump at the UN General Assembly high-level week, thanking Washington for increased NATO defence spending and reiterating Kosovo’s aspiration to join the alliance.
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