Kosovo War Memory: Kosovo’s Institute for Crimes Committed During the War published preliminary figures on 1998–99 victims, documenting 12,230 killed (including 1,047 children) and 13,227 total deaths/disappearances, while excavations begin at a suspected mass grave in Zubin Potok tied to arrests over alleged 1999 war crimes. Kosovo Courtroom: A Pristina court opened the trial of 21 Serb officials in absentia over the 1999 Reçak/Recak massacre, charging murder, torture and deportation after the killings helped trigger NATO intervention. North Kosovo Tensions: Further disputes follow around Gazivode/Ujman Lake as Kosovo demolitions continue, with EU concerns raised over due process and proportionality. Gaza Ceasefire Watch: Trump’s “Board of Peace” is set to oversee Hamas disarmament and a civilian transition in Gaza, but analysts note the plan’s sequencing remains unclear and heavily contested. Fact Check: Trump repeated baseless claims blaming Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz for cyberattacks on water systems, while authorities say no public proof supports the accusation. Culture & Identity: Inetnon Gefpa’go marked its 28th country milestone with folklore festival performances in Spain, continuing a long-running push to share CHamoru culture abroad. Art & Cities: The curatorial team for the 2027 Bogota Biennial was announced, with a focus on the city’s ecosystem and grants for local artists. Lifestyle: Dua Lipa’s latest Chanel tote is making fall styling rounds, proving the “accessory-first” look is still going strong.