AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoMass Graves Search: Kosovo has begun excavations at newly found mass graves linked to the 1998-99 war, renewing hope for families of the missing, including Erblin Ademi, whose father disappeared in 1999. Police Accountability: Kosovo’s Police Inspectorate opened a preliminary probe into allegations of excessive force by officers during a raid on Serb Nenad Rašković in Zubin Potok, after claims of beatings and coercion to confess to war crimes. Parliament Crisis: Fourteen civil society groups asked Kosovo’s Constitutional Court to review parliament’s failure to form by the August 7 deadline, as the deadlock threatens EU funding. Serbia-Kosovo Tensions: The Ibar River dispute is again framed as a security and sovereignty issue, with Kosovo warning against any upstream move that could affect its water supply. Diplomacy Shockwaves: Coverage of Zelensky’s Serbia visit continues to spark debate in Prishtina over optics, recognition, and Serbia’s balancing act with Russia and the West. Human Rights & Work: A report highlights “modern slavery” risks for migrant workers in Kosovo, including withheld wages and exploitative conditions.
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