AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoIndependence-Day Spending Probe: North Macedonia’s opposition SDSM says the State Anti-Corruption Commission’s limited look at possible conflict of interest in Independence Day celebrations is not enough, arguing prosecutors should investigate the full €5.5 million financing and organization. Human Rights & Health Access: President Iliana Iotova pressed the Council of Europe after Bulgaria denied treatment access to Iva Mihaylova, a North Macedonian citizen injured in a road crash, calling the case a human-rights precedent. Education Policy: Civil society warns that scrapping the sex education rollout will put youth at greater risk of sexual- and gender-based violence, after the conservative VMRO-DPMNE government revised the program for ninth graders. Security & Diplomacy: North Macedonia’s organized-crime prosecutor filed an indictment over the June arson attack on Bulgarian diplomatic vehicles in Skopje, seeking to extend detention. US Military Aid Shift: Washington reprogrammed $52 million in foreign military financing away from Slovakia and North Macedonia to Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Panama, citing Western Hemisphere security priorities. EU Enlargement Coordination: EU enlargement officials met in Skopje to discuss accelerated reforms and government-parliament coordination.
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