AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoKosovo Water Security: Albania and Kosovo are pushing back hard after Serbia floated changing the course of the Ibar/Iber River, warning it could harm water supply, energy and the environment; Kosovo’s acting president Albulena Haxhiu called it a serious concern that must be handled with international partners. KFOR Drawdown in Mitrovica: NATO’s KFOR has started a gradual transition away from its permanent presence on the main Ibar bridge in divided Mitrovica, citing improved security, while Kosovo Serb politicians warn of trouble. EU Accession Reforms: Albania is accelerating EU tax and customs alignment, aiming to close accession chapters on taxation and the customs union by 2027, with new laws and dozens of digital systems. Anti-Corruption Court: Albania’s Special Court against Corruption and Organized Crime kept Renardo Nallbani in pre-trial detention in the Tirana waste incinerator case. Local Enforcement in Himara: Himara’s mayor dissolved the territorial protection inspectorate after alleged illegal construction and enforcement failures. Economy Watch: Albania’s inflation rose to 3.4% in July, driven by higher transport fuel costs. Road Safety: Tougher rules mean repeat drunk drivers can lose licences permanently. Wildfires: Five wildfires remain active across Albania as firefighting resources stay deployed.
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