Kosovo Politics: Kosovo’s Assembly began its constitutive sitting in Pristina, with MPs set to be sworn in and parliament leadership chosen, but the big fight is still over electing a new president—starting a 60-day countdown and raising fears of a constitutional gap if parties fail to agree. Coalition Deadlock: Kurti and LDK leader Lumir Abdixhiku met again without a deal, and LDK says any agreement must include the presidency, while opposition figures warn Kurti may face fresh snap elections. Serb Community Pressure: Pristina’s court summonses for Srpska lista officials are framed by Belgrade as continued pressure on Kosovo Serbs, amid claims of prosecutions tied to Serbian institutions. North Kosovo Detentions: At Brnjak, a Serb man was detained by so-called Kosovo Police and placed in custody after a prosecutor moved against him over alleged false statements in a war-crime-related case. EU Scrutiny: EU pressure continues on Kosovo to halt demolitions around Lake Ujman. Business & Industry: Plastika Kosovo resumes production after a 2024 fire, adding a new washing line with double recycling capacity via Lindner Washtech. International Education: Kosovo applicants are among those drawn to Greece’s University of Patras new English-language medical program.