AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoKosovo Justice Protests: Thousands rallied in Pristina for “fair justice” after Kosovo Specialist Chambers convicted four former KLA leaders, with protesters marking the 1997 student demonstrations and calling for an end to what they see as political attacks. EU Enlargement Watch: Germany’s foreign minister said Montenegro could join the EU in the coming years if reforms keep moving, while the EU Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen arrived in Kosovo and is set to visit North Macedonia next. Skopje Security: North Macedonia carried out a major counterterrorism operation targeting a suspected ISIS cell, seizing a flag, weapons and ammunition in Skopje-area searches. Regional Tensions: The Albanian Mountaineering federation condemned the removal of a double-headed eagle symbol from Mount Korab, urging authorities to identify those responsible. Football—Nations League: Scotland’s Sebastien Pocognoli faces a must-win in Skopje after a 3-0 Hampden loss to Switzerland; Andy Robertson is set for his 100th cap against North Macedonia. Road/Border: Heavy truck traffic was reported at Kapitan Andreevo and Lesovo on outbound routes to Türkiye.
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