AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoBanking Scrutiny: Serbia revoked Alta Bank’s licence after citing a worsening financial position. Its North Macedonian subsidiary says it is operating normally. Allegations that more than €50 million was being moved to Skopje, possibly en route to Moscow, remain unverified and were not cited by Serbia’s central bank. EU Accession: North Macedonia’s Foreign Minister Timčo Mucunski says talks with Bulgaria, EU institutions and member states continue, but Skopje will not accept a temporary fix that brings new conditions later. Slovakia’s visiting foreign minister backed enlargement and rejected double standards. Bulgaria Dispute: Ahead of Bulgaria’s presidential runoff, candidates Iliana Iotova and Andrey Gurov sparred over the French proposal and Bulgarian rights in North Macedonia; both said the agreed framework should stand, though they differed over its record. Regional Ties: North Macedonia and Türkiye signed a health cooperation pact covering public health, medicines and digital services. Diplomacy: Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama appointed Vlera Gjakova, originally from North Macedonia, as his media adviser.
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