AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoKosovo-Serb Justice: Kosovo’s acting president Albulena Haxhiu dismissed seven ethnic Serb prosecutors, after the prosecution oversight body rejected their return requests following the 2022 north institutions walkout. EU Watchdog: The EU warned the dismissals may breach law and due process, urging Kosovo not to block returns while talks with Serbia continue. Kosovo Prosecutorial Council: Kosovo’s prosecution oversight body also rejected five Serb prosecutors and 15 support staff seeking to go back to their posts, ending salary suspensions tied to the 2022 resignations. Religious Tensions: Kosovo police denied claims of harassment at Serbian Orthodox sites after church leaders alleged intimidation during religious celebrations; police say arrests targeted suspected hate speech and violence. Church Property: A Serbian Orthodox church bell reportedly went missing from a Kosovo site, with the diocese urging a prompt police investigation. Culture & Events: Sunny Hill Festival named Fever as its official international ticketing partner for 2026, aiming to make the Prishtina event easier to book from abroad. Arts & Film: Venice Critics’ Week highlighted “Before the War,” featuring a Kosovar immigrant character, alongside other debut features. Women & Migration: UN Women reported women make up 54% of migrants in Europe and Central Asia, with more moving independently for education, work, safety, and opportunity. Sports & Lifestyle: Hibs fans got a travel guide for their Conference League clash with Kosovo’s KF Malisheva, including match logistics and stadium details.
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