AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoTransboundary Water Alert: Kosovo’s acting president Albulena Haxhiu raised alarm after Serbia hinted it could divert the Ibar River, warning that the Ibar–Lepenac system and Gazivoda/Ujman Lake underpin water, energy, agriculture and the lives of hundreds of thousands—so any unilateral move must be handled with international partners and in line with transboundary water law. Regional Water Security: Albania’s foreign minister echoed the concern, saying any change to the Ibar’s flow can’t be decided alone and must follow scientific data, consultation, and protections against cross-border harm. KFOR Shift at Flashpoints: KFOR says it is gradually handing over security at the Deçan Monastery and the main Ibar Bridge in Mitrovica, with Kosovo police taking more responsibility—an adjustment that Serbia and Kosovo are treating as politically sensitive. Recycling Update: Plastika Kosovo is back in production after a 2024 fire, with a new Lindner washing line and doubled recycling capacity, aiming to process more plastic streams and reduce downtime. Local Media Under Pressure: Serbia’s NUNS reported 19 cases against journalists in July, including threats and smear campaigns targeting local TV staff—an issue that can shape public debate on environmental and civic matters.
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