Kosovo Government Deadlock: Kosovo’s ruling party and opposition Democratic League will restart talks next week on forming a government and electing a president; Kurti has enough votes for a cabinet but not a head of state, and failure to pick a president within 60 days could dissolve parliament and trigger another election. War Crimes & Missing Persons: Kosovo police arrested another Serbian man over alleged war crimes in northern Kosovo, while acting PM Kurti said excavations at a suspected mass grave near Zubin Potok may take months as remains are scattered; Kurti urged international pressure on Serbia to open archives. Regional Justice Pressure: The Srebrenica Memorial Center faces new institutional pressure after summonses of staff and associates tied to a prosecutorial inquiry following a genocide-denial report. Sunny Hill Festival Spotlight: Dua Lipa returned to Pristina’s Sunny Hill Festival, where Katy Perry headlined and the Kosovo flag was waved during Perry’s set; Lipa also sparked buzz with a viral “Watch It Burn” dance moment with Perry. Sports—Kosovo Talent Abroad: Fisnik Asllani is reportedly close to moving from Hoffenheim to RB Leipzig, while Kosovo-linked club action continues across Europe.