AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoWar Crimes Court: Kosovo’s parliament-approved amendments to the Kosovo Specialist Chambers would cap sentences at 15 years, allow appeals to Kosovo’s Supreme Court and permit prisoners to serve time in Kosovo. The EU has warned against changing the court’s rules during ongoing trials; President Justina Shiroka-Pula has eight days to decide whether to sign the law. Security: Italian Major General Roberto Vergori has taken command of KFOR, which says improving conditions allow gradual changes to its 4,600-strong force but that adjustments can be reversed if tensions rise. Serbia Elections: More than 20,000 additional voters from Kosovo appear on Serbia’s electoral roll compared with the 2023 parliamentary election, Radio Free Europe reports, amid opposition concerns about changes to voter registration ahead of the October 25 vote. Civil Code: Prime Minister Albin Kurti defended plans to revive civil-law reforms, including provisions on family relations and medically assisted reproduction, after an opposition MP accused the government of disregarding traditional values.
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