Kosovo Political Deadlock: Kosovo’s opposition has dropped power-sharing demands, while Kurti’s camp faces fresh legal questions after Kurti and acting president Albulena Haxhiu were sworn in as MPs—raising concerns about holding multiple roles and risking more elections and EU funding delays. Parliament Chaos: Opposition MPs again blocked proceedings and threw eggs at acting PM Albin Kurti, suspending parliament and deepening the standoff over constituting the Assembly and electing a president. EULEX/KFOR Security Shift: NATO says improved security has allowed a gradual reduction of KFOR’s permanent presence at the Mitrovica bridge, with the change reversible if conditions worsen. Ibar River Dispute: Serbia’s Vučić says any Ibar rerouting idea dates back decades and a task force will be formed next week, as EU and Pristina criticize the move and tensions with Kosovo Serbs continue. Espionage Case: Kosovo police arrested a former member of the president’s consultative council on suspicion of espionage at the Merdare border. Regional Diplomacy: Albania’s PM Edi Rama reiterated support for Ukraine despite Kyiv’s refusal to recognize Kosovo, arguing freedom isn’t “cashback.”