AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoPolice Oversight: Kosovo’s Police Inspectorate (IPK) is investigating allegations of excessive force against Serb man Nenad Raskovic during a raid near Zubin Potok, after hospital photos showed injuries; Raskovic says officers beat him and tried to force a war-crimes confession. Health & Safety: Europe’s West Nile virus update shows 245 locally acquired human cases reported across seven countries up to 5 August, with Italy and Greece carrying most of the burden and 12 deaths reported. Workplace Health Risks: A report on migrant labour in Kosovo describes exploitative conditions for some workers—overcrowded warehouse living, withheld wages, and health risks—after recruitment to fill shortages. Public Health in Heat: Serbia’s weather service warns of high temperatures and wildfire risk through mid-August, noting potential adverse impacts on public health, especially as Kosovo and Metohija are under an orange alert. Water & Infrastructure: Serbian President Vucic says a task force will be formed next week to revisit plans to reroute the Ibar river, despite EU and Pristina opposition and legal concerns about changing an international river.
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