AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoKosovo Politics: Serbia’s President Vučić warned that a planned “March for Freedom” in Pristina could turn violent unless four former KLA leaders are cleared by the Kosovo Specialist Chambers, with the verdict expected Sept. 16. Kosovo Justice: Kosovo removed 18 Serb judges after their 2022 walkout request to return was rejected, despite EU calls for reintegration. EU Role in Pristina: Germany’s Dirk Schübel took office as EU ambassador/EU Special Representative for Kosovo, urging rapid institution-building and renewed momentum in the Belgrade-Pristina dialogue. Security & Courts: Kosovo’s Basic Court found acting interior minister Xhelal Sveçla guilty over tear gas used in the Assembly in 2018; sentencing is set after a Sept. 8 hearing. Economy: Kosovo telecom revenue rose to EUR 48.6m in Q2 2026, driven mainly by mobile services. Property Market: Home prices rose 7.3% across Kosovo in Q2, with growth outside Pristina (12.8%) far outpacing the capital area (4.1%).
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