AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoKosovo Justice Protests: Thousands filled Prishtina squares for the biggest nationwide rally yet against Hague war-crimes convictions of four former KLA leaders, with banners like “Not in my name” and demands for “fair justice,” as Kosovo leaders and families argue the verdicts tarnish the independence struggle. EU Integration Push: EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen urged Kosovo to speed up reforms and stabilize institutions to unlock up to €882 million under the Western Balkans Growth Plan, while also calling for judicial independence and progress on roaming and SEPA. KFOR Command Update: In Belgrade, Serbian Armed Forces Chief of General Staff Milan Mojsilovic met KFOR Commander Ozkan Ulutas ahead of a mid-October handover, stressing Kosovo Serbs still don’t feel safe and highlighting KFOR’s role in protecting religious, cultural and historical heritage. Travel Ease for Kosovars: Saudi Arabia simplified travel for Kosovo citizens from Oct 1, 2026, adding Kosovo to the eVisa/visa-on-arrival eligible group for tourism, family visits and religious travel. Lifestyle & Culture: Berlin’s WeihnachtsZauber Christmas market returns to the renovated Gendarmenmarkt (Nov 23–Dec 31), bringing stalls, crafts, food, lights and heated tents back to one of the city’s most iconic squares.
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