AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoKosovo Politics: Kosovo’s acting president is expected to set the date for parliament’s first sitting on Friday, starting a constitutional clock that could force a new election if a president can’t be elected within 60 days. UN & Rights: UN Human Rights chief Volker Turk faces pushback from Russia and Israel ahead of a vote on a second term, with a contentious proposal to extend him only briefly. EU-KFOR Security: NATO says it plans to gradually optimize KFOR troop levels next year as security improves, with any reduction reversible if conditions worsen. Serb Community Tensions: Serbia’s officials accuse Pristina of unilateral actions around Lake Gazivode and demand protection for Serbs and heritage, while Kosovo prepares to advertise prosecutor jobs after dismissals of Serb prosecutors. Economy: Kosovo’s trade deficit widened 16.1% in June to €578.3mn as exports rose but imports surged far faster. Sports (Kosovo on the European map): In the Conference League, Malisheva stunned Hibernian 2-0 in Pristina, putting the Scots under heavy pressure for the second leg in Edinburgh.
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