AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoCriminal Code Dispute: Parliament advanced amendments presented by the ruling majority as necessary for SEPA alignment. Levica says they weaken accountability by removing prison penalties for officials who negligently fail to prevent terrorism financing. Alta Banka: E-banking has resumed within limits, and the National Bank says it can sell the Bitola bank’s shares if the Serbian majority owner’s bankruptcy administrator does not. SDSM and VMRO-DPMNE continue trading accusations over the bank’s troubles. Bar Exam Review: The government will seek an urgent Venice Commission opinion on its proposed bar exam model, with consultations planned with political parties, law faculties and students. Diplomacy: Foreign Minister Mucunski opened North Macedonia’s first resident embassy in Vilnius, citing stronger ties and support for the EU accession process. Public Finances: Parliament approved a 2026 budget rebalance that cuts projected revenues by 5.3 billion denars while keeping the deficit at 46.3 billion.
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