AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoLocal Government: Kriva Palanka’s mayor is urging the government to declare a 30-day state of emergency over more than 1,000 roaming cattle, which residents say are damaging crops and threatening water supplies and road safety. The mayor blames bureaucratic failures for blocking enforcement action. Foreign Relations: North Macedonia and Cambodia agreed to expand cooperation in trade, tourism and education, and to establish regular political consultations between their foreign ministries. Government and Economy: The government has pledged to save Alta Bank and expects a new owner by December, as opposition criticism over the bank continues. A budget revision also cuts planned revenues by 5.3 billion denars. Justice and Reform: The government has asked the Venice Commission for an opinion on the bar exam, while the ruling majority and Levica remain divided over changes to the Criminal Code. Regional reporting says anti-corruption reforms have yet to deliver results. EU Path: President Gordana Siljanovska-Davkova called Azerbaijan’s planned 2028 European Political Community summit a sign of trust; the EU Enlargement Forum is also being held in Brussels.
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