AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoChild Safety: Kosovo has blocked the sale of about 150,000 imported toys after they failed safety checks. Officials have not said what the faults were, but say inspections will continue before toys reach shops. Women’s Rights: Protests continue over Arlinda Zekaj’s killing, hours after she reported domestic violence to police. Albanian MP Marjana Koçeku says prevention must start with education and social norms, and officials who failed to act should face accountability. Faith and Education: An Egyptian court has added Kosovo’s Cultural Foundation for Science and Education to its terrorism list for five years; the designation applies under Egyptian law and does not automatically classify the group as terrorist in Europe. Kosovo has also hosted a conference on the history of Islamic schools and strengthened cooperation with North Macedonia on publishing Islamic literature. Culture and Heritage: A Pristina exhibition explores writer Ismail Kadare’s connection to Kosovo, while the Kosovo Fortress faces an uncertain future after a flawed UNESCO restoration.
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