AGP Executive Report
Last update: 32 minutes agoKosovo Protests: Riot police used tear gas and a water cannon outside Kosovo’s parliament after lawmakers failed to pass a bill to curb the powers of the Hague-based war crimes court, as demonstrators demanded changes following last month’s Thaci verdict. Justice & Identity: The clashes reflect deep anger in Pristina over sentences for former KLA leaders, with young protesters—many born after the 1998-99 war—leading daily rallies. EU-Western Balkans: A civil society forum in the Berlin Process spotlighted uncertainty about the initiative’s future as regional trust declines and EU enlargement dynamics shift. Media & Culture: Radio Romano Avazo is moving Romani-language content online via podcasts on major platforms, keeping Roma voices present as audiences shift to digital. Work & Mobility: Germany plans to cut Western Balkans work-visa approvals in half from 2027, raising concerns for construction staffing. Travel & Lifestyle: Saudi Arabia expanded streamlined tourist visas to Kosovo citizens, making it easier to visit for tourism, events, and even Umrah. Tech for Homes: SkyShowtime launched on Titan OS-powered Philips and Sharp smart TVs across Kosovo and 21 other European markets.
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