Parliament Deadline Drama: Kosovo’s parliament will reconvene Saturday after the Constitutional Court’s deadline expired, but MPs still failed to elect a speaker—raising fears of another election if parties can’t agree. EU Funding Pressure: Kosovo’s institutional deadlock could cost the country more than €100 million in EU Growth Plan money by year-end, as delays block required steps. War Crimes Accountability: Prosecutors have charged 20 people over the 1998–99 killing of 107 civilians in Gjakova, seeking trials in absentia. Mass Grave Search: Authorities say a third suspected mass-grave site has been found near Zubin Potok, with excavations also under way at Kalludër and Jabukë. Telecom Ban: Pristina permanently barred Telekom Srbija CEO Vladimir Lučić from entering or transiting Kosovo-Metohija, citing threats to sovereignty and constitutional order. Regional Politics: Zelensky’s first official visit to Russia-friendly Serbia is framed as a setback for Moscow, while Belgrade says it will focus on EU integration, economic and energy cooperation. Culture: DokuFest opened in Prizren with 223 films, running until August 15.