Kosovo Serb Politics: A dispute over a reserved Serb seat in Kosovo’s parliament is heating up after preliminary results from the 7 June election: the Belgrade-backed Serbian List won 9 of 10 seats, while the remaining mandate went to Nenad Rašić, who says his votes came mainly from Serbs and other non-majority communities—legal experts say the seat is valid, but the row underlines the fight over who truly represents Kosovo Serbs. EU Integration & Regional Projects: The European Court of Auditors warns Western Balkans transport links funded by the EU are progressing too slowly to meet the 2030 network goal, citing delays, weak oversight, and projects approved before being fully prepared—Kosovo is among the countries affected. Security on the Ground: KFOR’s commander told Telegrafi there are no direct security threats, stressing that long-term stability in Kosovo depends more on political progress in the EU-facilitated normalization dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina than on military presence. Kosovo Memory & Culture: BIRN opened an exhibition at Pristina railway station, “Exodus ’99,” featuring testimonies of Kosovo Albanians forcibly expelled in 1999 and transported by train, with stories covering expulsion, camp life, host families, and return. Diplomacy: Kosovo’s acting president Albulena Haxhiu met Bulgarian President Iliana Iotova during the SEECP summit in Sofia, with an agreement on defence cooperation reportedly set to be signed, and both sides discussed strengthening bilateral ties.