Mass Graves in North Kosovo: Kosovo authorities say a second suspected wartime burial site has been identified in Jabuka, Zubin Potok, about 10 km from an earlier dig in Kaludra, with prosecutors seeking court approval for exhumation; acting officials accuse Serbia of withholding information and intimidating witnesses, while Kosovo says 1,565 people remain missing from the 1998–99 war. Politics in Pristina: Acting Prime Minister Albin Kurti is expected to restart coalition talks with the Democratic League to form a government and elect a president before parliament’s opening session, with failure to elect within 60 days risking another election. Court in The Hague: Kosovo’s ex-president Hashim Thaçi will stay detained after a judge rejected his release request over flight risk. Regional Tensions: Serbia’s president Aleksandar Vučić renewed claims about “terror” against Serbs in Kosovo and said there are “no Bosnian or Croatian Serbs, we are all Serbs,” as political rhetoric hardens ahead of elections. Cross-Border Travel: Croatia’s interior minister blamed Montenegro for weekend border chaos, saying most queues at Karasovići involved Kosovo and Albanian travellers heading to Western Europe. Local Life: The annual Fshajt Bridge diving competition returned to Kosovo after a long wartime break, drawing competitors and spectators to Gjakova.