AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoRTK Pay Protest: Kosovo’s public broadcaster RTK says it has paid only half of June salaries so far; unions at the state-funded radio and TV service warn of further protests starting Monday if the rest isn’t paid by Friday. SEECP Summit in Sofia: President Iliana Iotova will host the SEECP 30th-anniversary summit in Sofia, with Kosovo’s acting president Albulena Haxhiu among leaders, as Bulgaria hands the rotating presidency to Romania. Kosovo Election Deadlock: Britain’s ambassador in Pristina warns the repeated snap-election cycle is weakening Kosovo’s international standing and making it harder for allies to defend it, while former president Vjosa Osmani criticises Kurti’s “one-man show” style and calls for compromise. EU Enlargement Pressure: EU-Western Balkans summit coverage highlights renewed Franco-German push for faster enlargement, including ideas for “gradual integration” and clearer paths for candidates. Crime Crackdown: Europol-backed raids in Kosovo seized about €80m in suspected criminal assets tied to an alleged drug trafficking network, with arrests of senior members and use of encrypted Sky ECC messages. Sports—Kosovo in the spotlight: Kosovo’s women’s team ended their first-ever World Cup qualifying campaign with a 0-8 loss to Kosovo, while Kosovo also hosts the FIBA 3x3 Europe Cup qualifier in Pristina.
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