Constitutional Deadlock in Pristina: Kosovo’s parliament is set to reconvene after the Constitutional Court deadline, but MPs still failed to elect a speaker, raising the risk of another election if parties can’t agree. EU Funding at Risk: Analysts warn delays in forming institutions could cost Kosovo more than €100 million in EU Growth Plan money by year-end. Speaker Vote Pressure: A Prishtina think tank says any further delay would be a serious constitutional breach, after Kurti asked for more time to propose a speaker. Telecom Sanctions Escalate: Pristina permanently bans Telekom Srbija CEO Vladimir Lučić from Kosovo-Metohija, citing threats to sovereignty and telecom infrastructure. War Crimes in Focus: Kosovo prosecutors charge 20 people over the 1998–99 killing of 107 civilians in Gjakova, seeking trials in absentia. Mass Grave Search Expands: Authorities confirm a third suspected wartime remains site near Zubin Potok, with excavations already under way nearby. Regional Geopolitics: Zelensky’s first official visit to Russia-friendly Serbia is framed as a setback for Moscow, while Belgrade says talks will center on EU integration, economic and energy cooperation.