AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoKosovo-Serbia Tensions: Serbia’s Vucic warns it may divert the Ibar River feeding Kosovo’s Gazivode hydropower plant if Pristina keeps “persecuting” Kosovo Serbs, escalating a dispute over water and sovereignty. Diplomacy & Identity Clash: After Zelensky’s Belgrade visit reiterated Ukraine’s stance that Kosovo isn’t independent, Pristina officials stripped a large Ukrainian flag from a building, sparking fresh controversy. Parliament in Turmoil: Kosovo’s parliament was suspended after opposition MP Time Kadrijaj threw eggs at caretaker PM Albin Kurti; Kurti said he’s “happy to pay this price” for dialogue as the political crisis threatens another snap election. War Crimes in Focus: Kosovo prosecutors charged 20 people over the 1999 killing of 107 civilians in Gjakovë, including Kosovo Serb businessman-politician Radoičić, with trials requested in absentia. Culture & Memory: Etno Fest returns with “Memory” as its theme, turning Kukaj into an open-air hub of exhibitions, music, theatre, and identity talks. Prishtina Lifestyle: A travel feature spotlights Prishtina as one of Europe’s most affordable capitals, with low costs and easy walking access. Art Scene: Open Art Gallery is highlighted as a needed independent space for Prishtina’s alternative cultural scene.
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