AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoWar Crimes Court: Kosovo lawmakers are moving to curb the powers of the Hague-based Specialist Chambers, despite EU and British warnings that the changes could threaten judicial independence, victims’ rights and Kosovo’s ties with international partners. An EU enlargement official called the move “extremely unhelpful” to Kosovo’s EU ambitions. Justice in the North: Efforts to reinstate Serbian judges and prosecutors who resigned in 2022 have failed; the EU says their continued absence weakens trust in northern Kosovo’s justice system. Winter Power: Electricity prices have neared €500 per megawatt-hour, while delayed repairs have kept a unit at the Kosovo B plant offline. The government warns it cannot guarantee protection from higher bills. Prishtina Planning: Residents of Ulpiana are opposing a Mediterranean Games project that would build underground parking and athlete accommodation around the neighbourhood’s fountain, putting one of the capital’s few green spaces at risk.
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