AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoWar Crimes & Memory: Kosovo prosecutors have charged 20 people over the 1998–99 killing of 107 civilians in Gjakovë, describing a brutal operation that separated women and children from men, involved robbery and executions, and led prosecutors to request trials in absentia. Justice & Community Impact: The case also spotlights Milan Radoičić, a Kosovo Serb businessman and politician, as one of the indicted suspects. Mass Grave Search: Kosovo authorities say they’ve identified a third potential mass grave site in the north, expanding digs after remains of 11 people were found, with DNA identification expected to take months. Politics & Institutions: In Pristina, Albin Kurti asked parliament for more time before proposing a new speaker, warning against another path toward snap elections amid coalition talks. Culture & Events: Animafest Zagreb opens June 8–13 with a changing of the guard as artistic director Daniel Suljic steps down after 16 years. Lifestyle & Pop Culture: Katy Perry’s concert film “The Lifetimes Tour – Live From Paris” is set for limited release, with the singer calling it a bittersweet reminder of an intense year. Travel & Culture: A new look at Kosovo beyond headlines highlights Pristina’s café culture and growing international buzz.
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