AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoKosovo Election Watch: Kosovo’s parliamentary campaign kicks off ahead of the 7 June vote, with Vetëvendosje and PDK launching events in Ferizaj, while LDK starts in Pristina and AAK in Gjakova; Democracy in Action warns recent government spending could tilt the race, which Kurti denies. North Kosovo Tensions: Kosovo authorities raid Serbian Railways buildings in Zvecan and Leposavic, swapping Cyrillic signs and hoisting flags, while unrecognized Kosovo’s authorities also seize rail infrastructure in the north—moves Serbia says are tied to election pressure. Security Plan: Albin Kurti says Kosovo needs a new gendarmerie to secure land, water and air borders, tackle smuggling and protect critical infrastructure, aiming to fill the gap between police and the army. Online Abuse and AI: As the vote nears, women face heavy online abuse and manipulation, including AI-generated propaganda flagged as almost certainly computer-made. Regional Diplomacy: US lawmakers visit the Balkans amid Russia concerns, focusing on NATO and security in Kosovo.
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