Mass Grave Probe in North Kosovo: Kosovo authorities say they’ve identified a third potential 1998–99 war mass grave site near Zubin Potok, expanding excavations after remains were found at two locations; so far 11 people have been uncovered, with DNA testing expected to take months, while prosecutors also report three arrests tied to suspected war crimes. EU vs. Lake Ujman Demolitions: The EU has urged Kosovo to pause further demolitions near Lake Ujman until courts decide disputed ownership claims, after illegal-build allegations and continued destruction despite legal challenges. Reçak War Crimes Trial in Absentia: Kosovo is putting 21 former Serbian soldiers and police officers on trial in absentia over the 1999 killing of 42 Albanian civilians, with arrest warrants issued but cooperation disputed. Local Media Under Pressure: Klan Kosova journalist Sala Gashi reports obstruction by an adviser to the agriculture minister, prompting a call from journalists’ groups for officials to stop interfering with reporting. Politics and Governance: Acting PM Albin Kurti is expected to invite the opposition LDK to coalition talks soon, ahead of parliament’s opening session and talks on forming a government and electing a president. Sports (Kosovo-linked): Wizz Air says it will open a new Pristina base in November and add routes, while Kosovo’s Sunny Hill Festival continues to draw major international performers. International Spotlight: A report warns Russia is using tailored hybrid tactics to slow EU enlargement, explicitly naming Kosovo among affected countries.