Mass Grave Probe: Kosovo prosecutors say human remains found in Zubin Potok are likely linked to the 1999 disappearance of 23 Albanian civilians, as excavations enter a third day and two Kosovo Serbs are held over alleged war crimes. EU-Serbia-Kosovo Tensions: The EU urged both sides to avoid obstructing normalisation after Vučić again said Kosovo is part of Serbia, while Serbian FM Marko Đurić accused Pristina of escalating pressure through demolitions and barriers affecting Serbs and Orthodox pilgrims. Domestic Politics: Kosovo’s Democratic League will vote on whether leader Lumir Abdixhiku stays in charge after a challenge halted talks on forming new institutions. Youth Exodus: An NDI survey finds 44% of Kosovars aged 18–24 would leave permanently, citing prices, electricity costs, and unemployment. EU Integration Push: Austria’s S3 chairmanship adopted a Western Balkans-focused work program, including EU enlargement, energy security, connectivity, and reducing bureaucracy—placing Kosovo in the wider accession agenda. Football (Kosovo ties): Bohemians beat Ballkani on penalties to reach the Conference League third round, and Hibernian staged a comeback vs Malisheva to set up a tie with Shkendija. Sports Governance: UEFA backed a World Cup boycott over FIFA’s plan to sell stakes to private investors, with Kosovo listed among the affected national associations.