AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoKosovo-Serbia Diplomacy: Greece’s foreign minister Giorgos Gerapetritis told Serbia in Belgrade that Athens’ position on Kosovo “has not changed,” while reaffirming support for EU-facilitated Belgrade–Pristina talks and Serbia’s EU path; the meeting also covered energy, trade and transport links. EU Enlargement & Regional Business Climate: The EU is set to open accession talks with Ukraine and Moldova, with the next steps focused on rule of law and institutions—another signal for investors watching the Western Balkans’ wider EU timeline. KFOR Drawdown in Kosovo: NATO announced a reduction of its KFOR mission in Kosovo, citing improved security, with details on troop numbers and nationalities not specified. Western Balkans Transport Funding Risk: A European Court of Auditors report warns the region may miss the 2030 deadline for the core trans-European transport network due to project delays and weak monitoring, including Kosovo-linked projects. Governance & Media Pressure: A regional study highlights political pressure, disinformation and weak safeguards for independent journalism across the Western Balkans, including Kosovo—an issue that can shape business confidence and public trust.
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