AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoMedical Rights Clash: Bulgaria’s President Iliana Iotova and the Foreign Ministry renewed pressure on North Macedonia over Iva Mihailova, after a Kočani court again refused permission for her treatment in Bulgaria, citing the risk of permanent, irreversible injuries and urging access to timely care. Language & Borders: North Macedonia’s DUI demanded Albanian be restored on state border signs at Tabanoc, saying the change violated constitutional rules on official language use. Corridor 8 Rail Push: North Macedonia’s PM Hristijan Mickoski said both sides are committed to the Corridor VIII cross-border tunnel after financing agreements for the Kriva Palanka–Deve Bair section, with an EU grant of €149 million and additional EIB/EBRD funding. Political Tensions on the Ground: Opposition SDSM alleged intimidation and threats against young activists during a protest over Gostivar drinking-water contamination, comparing tactics to those used by Serbia’s ruling style. Regional Security: SEEBRIG’s headquarters relocation from North Macedonia to Istanbul was completed, with full operational capability reached in Turkey. Sports (Local Link): Hibernian secured a 2-1 home lead over Shkendija ahead of the second leg in Skopje.
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