War Crimes & Missing Persons: Kosovo has begun excavations in Kalluder, Zubin Potok, after human remains were found, with Prime Minister Albin Kurti linking the case to the 1999 disappearance of 23 abducted civilians; prosecutors also arrested two Kosovo Serbs connected to the investigation. Official Victim List: Kosovo’s Institute for Crimes Committed During the War published a preliminary record of 13,227 victims (12,230 killed/disappeared/died by June 1999, plus 997 post-war cases), including more than 1,000 children, urging Serbia to open military archives. Detentions in the North: A Kosovo court ordered 30-day custody for two Serbian nationals suspected of 1999 war crimes, with defence alleging procedural violations. EU Politics: The European Parliament urged Kosovo to form a functioning parliament and government, warning deadlock is delaying EU reforms and talks with Serbia. NATO/KFOR: NATO’s KFOR said Admiral George M. Wikoff visited Kosovo to reaffirm commitment to security and freedom of movement under UNSCR 1244. Local Governance/Institutions: Kosovo’s Competition Authority has stopped functioning after internal leadership disputes, leaving mergers and enforcement without decisions. Sport (Kosovo-linked): Hibs face KF Malisheva in the Conference League second leg after a 2-0 first-leg loss in Pristina, with fans and squad fitness shaping the pressure at Easter Road.