Gaza Peace Talks: A US-backed “Board of Peace” says Hamas has agreed to disarm and that Israel would withdraw in phases, with a new Palestinian interim administration and an international stabilisation force overseeing the transition—though details and sequencing still look unsettled. Kosovo War Crimes Justice: A Pristina court opened the trial of 21 Serb officials in absentia over the 1999 Račak/Recak massacre that killed 42 Albanian civilians and helped trigger NATO’s intervention. Mass Grave Probe in North Kosovo: Forensic teams began urgent exhumations after human remains were found in Mala Kaludra/Kalludër near Zubin Potok, with Kosovo officials linking the site to potential 1998–99 war-crimes material. Local Governance & Rule of Law: Kosovo’s demolition campaign around Lake Gazivode/Ujman continues, but the EU says due process concerns remain after residents sought court protection within deadlines. Opposition Politics: Lumir Abdixhiku retained control of Kosovo’s LDK after a no-confidence vote, with the party saying it will resume talks on forming new institutions. KFOR Update: Moldova began a new six-month KFOR-25 contingent in Kosovo, taking over security duties from KFOR-24. Sports (Kosovo-linked): Hibernian staged a dramatic Conference League comeback over Malisheva, while Bohemians advanced after a penalty win against Ballkani in Kosovo.