AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoWomen’s Safety: Commentary on Arlinda Zekaj’s killing warns that institutional failures and public cynicism are undermining calls for accountability. Zekaj was killed hours after reporting domestic violence; protests have demanded justice and action to protect women. Child Safety: Kosovo has blocked the sale of about 150,000 imported toys after inspections found they failed basic safety requirements. Faith and Learning: Kosovo hosted an international conference on the historical role of Islamic schools, while its institutions and North Macedonia are strengthening cooperation on publishing Islamic literature. Cultural Heritage: Kosovo’s fortress faces an uncertain future after a flawed UNESCO restoration, raising fresh questions about protecting historic sites. A Pristina exhibition has also highlighted writer Ismail Kadare’s connection to Kosovo. Kosovo Abroad: Kosovo-born artist Petrit Halilaj is among the artists announced for Liverpool Biennial 2027. Albanian Roots: Dallas banker Egzon Berisha reflects on besa—keeping one’s word—and the values his family carried from Prishtina to the United States.
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