Mass Grave Developments in Northern Kosovo: Kosovo authorities say a second suspected burial site has been identified in Jabuka, near Zubin Potok, after a nearby mass grave discovery. Special prosecutors and police found the location during a war-crimes probe, and prosecutors will seek court approval to excavate and examine the remains. Government Formation Talks: Kosovo’s ruling Vetëvendosje and the opposition Democratic League will restart talks next week on forming a government and electing a president, with Kurti able to form a cabinet but lacking votes for a head of state; failure to elect a president within 60 days could dissolve parliament and trigger new elections. LDK Leadership Confirmed: LDK delegates voted to keep Lumir Abdixhiku as leader after a no-confidence motion, setting the stage for coalition negotiations. War-Crimes Arrests: Kosovo police arrested another Serbian man in Zubin Potok on suspicion of war crimes against civilians, as investigations tied to mass grave excavations continue. Connectivity Update: Ipko reported a record 60 Gbps mobile traffic peak after severe weather, showing how storms disrupted and then spiked demand for reliable service. Culture & Sports: Sunny Hill Festival in Pristina drew major international attention with Katy Perry’s headline and Dua Lipa’s appearances, while Kosovo’s football scene also stayed in the spotlight with transfer and match coverage.