AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoUrban Life: Pristina Mayor Përparim Rama is drawing on his experience as an architect and urban planner to rethink the city, including how public space is shared by pedestrians and cars. Heritage: Novo Brdo Fortress remains closed after parts of its walls collapsed following a major UNESCO-led restoration. Kosovo has approved a new conservation project and taken emergency steps to protect the medieval site. Women’s Safety: The killing of Arlinda Zekaj, after she repeatedly sought help, has prompted mass protests and demands for accountability. Kosovo’s police chief resigned, officers and prosecutors were suspended, and demonstrators are calling for senior ministers to step down. Culture: A Pristina exhibition celebrates writer Ismail Kadare and his ties to Kosovo, highlighting how his work and public voice supported Albanians through difficult years. Digital Services: Kosovo’s new e-ID, digital wallet and electronic-signature services begin enrolling users at seven regional centres, bringing identity checks and document signing online. Community: A Peacewalk’s two Balkan routes reunited in Mitrovica, using a shared journey to promote dialogue and connection across the region.
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