AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoKosovo–EU Institutions: Acting PM Albin Kurti told EU envoy Peter Sorensen that Serb judges and prosecutors who resigned can’t return outside Kosovo’s legal system, as Pristina pushes to restore institutions and keep the judiciary independent. Local Accountability: A Kosovo court sentenced former Pristina mayor Shpend Ahmeti to two years over undeclared assets worth €172,600, with a €5,000 fine. Political Deadlock Watch: Kosovo’s acting president Albulena Haxhiu set the parliament inauguration for August 6, starting a constitutional clock that could force another election if a new president isn’t elected within 60 days. Regional Security Rhetoric: Serbia’s Aleksandar Vučić said Belgrade has strengthened its military after closer defence ties among Albania, Kosovo and Croatia, while repeating Serbia’s non-recognition of Kosovo’s independence. UN Rights Chief: Volker Turk was re-elected UN human rights chief for another four years despite US, Russia and Israel opposition—highlighting rising tensions between Washington and the UN. Sport (Kosovo spotlight): Hibernian’s European hopes took a hit after a 2-0 loss to Kosovo’s Malisheva in Pristina, setting up a high-pressure second leg at Easter Road.
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