AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoEU and NATO: In Paris, Prime Minister Albin Kurti urged France to back Kosovo’s EU candidate status, accession talks and NATO membership. The EU’s latest assessment, however, cited limited progress and political deadlock. Relations with Serbia: Kurti called on Serbia’s incoming student-led leaders to recognize Kosovo’s independence and hand over Milan Radoičić, accused of organizing the 2023 attack that killed a Kosovo police officer. Security: A government employee was arrested after allegedly threatening a supervisor with a gun inside the Economy Ministry. Police also say at least 64 unofficial roads remain open along the Serbia border, some used for smuggling. Women’s safety and justice: Protests over Arlinda Zekaj’s killing have renewed demands for accountability after she sought police help shortly before her death. Separately, a hearing in the 2011 murder of Diana Kastrati was postponed; she had requested a protection order weeks before she was killed.
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