War Crimes & Courts: Kosovo’s Basic Court in Pristina sentenced Ekrem Bajrovic to 12 years in a retrial for war crimes against Albanian civilians in Istog, including killings after civilians were separated from a column and later shot; the verdict can be appealed. Serbia Border Arrest: Serbian police arrested a man at Mutivoda border crossing on alleged Kosovo-war crimes, ordering 30-day detention in Belgrade; relatives deny the claims. Security & Finance: Kosovo authorities are probing suspected crypto-linked terror-financing networks, with experts warning digital tools are increasingly used to hide financial traces. Food Safety & Trade: Kosovo dairy groups demand checks after inspectors found palm oil and powdered milk at Vita’s plant in Istog, sparking a dispute over labeling and whether substitutes are replacing fresh milk. Kosovo-Serbia Dialogue: Serbia’s Marko Đurić said in Brussels that Belgrade is committed to the EU path and urged resuming the Belgrade–Pristina dialogue, stressing implementation of agreements and the Serb-majority municipalities framework. Regional Cooperation: Albania and Kosovo signed a labor mobility deal in Tirana to expand cross-border job access and vocational training, starting with practical steps for employers and job placement. Energy: Albania’s energy minister told an Energy Community meeting in Pristina that solar now supplies over 10% of electricity and urged faster EU funding for Western Balkans power links. NATO/Defense Training: Albania’s Edi Rama announced plans for a National Special Forces Academy with Israeli training support, with Kosovo cadets expected to be among the first participants. Sports: Kosovo and Nigeria are in talks for a first-ever international friendly, with Deputy PM Glauk Konjufca proposing the match and judo capacity-building.