Kosovo Politics: Vetevendosje deputy leader Glauk Konjufca says there’s a “great probability” of agreeing on a new president after Kurti and LDK leader Lumir Abdixhiku hold fresh talks, as parliament remains stuck without leadership and risks another snap election. KLA Verdict Countdown: Municipalities across Kosovo are installing countdown clocks ahead of the Kosovo Specialist Chambers’ verdict for former KLA leaders, with Ferizaj/Urosevac framing September 16 as a “new date of freedom.” Religious & Community Life: Prishtina’s mosque schools competition brought together students from 18 cities for Quran, creed, jurisprudence and Islamic history tests, while Prizren saw vandalism reported at the medieval Serbian Orthodox Church of the Holy Savior. Kosovo in the Spotlight Abroad: Kosovo granted citizenship to U.S. lobbying pioneers Joe and Shirley DioGuardi for decades of advocacy for Kosovo Albanians. Immigration & Rights: A U.S. court struck down Trump’s suspension of immigrant visa processing for 75 countries, including Kosovo, restoring case-by-case processing. Security Claims: Kosovo prosecutors say a “Top Secret 2” document on a suspect’s phone outlines a plan to weaken Kosovo via expanded religious networks and influence campaigns. Culture & Lifestyle: A regional short film festival in Albania and Dropull is bringing Kosovo and Greece filmmakers together, while a Fulbright scholar is helping introduce biological anthropology to the University of Prishtina.