AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoIran Executions Condemned: More than 30 countries, including North Macedonia, issued a joint statement condemning Iran’s executions of protesters and calling for an end to the death penalty and the release of those arbitrarily detained. EU Sanctions Alignment: Ukraine and eight European states—including North Macedonia—joined the EU decision extending sanctions on Iran tied to Tehran’s military support for Russia and regional armed-group activity, with partners required to align national measures. Judicial-Medical Dispute: Bulgaria’s government and foreign ministry escalated the case of dual citizen Iva Mihaylova, protesting after North Macedonian courts refused her travel for urgent treatment, while Bulgarian officials say they are using all diplomatic channels. Corruption Charges: North Macedonia prosecutors charged former First Deputy PM Artan Grubi and others over alleged abuse of office to enable the purchase of video lottery terminals that could not legally be operated, linked to losses for the State Lottery. Ohrid Agreement Anniversary: Multiple pieces marked 25 years since the Ohrid Framework Agreement, focusing on its role in peace, coexistence, and institution-building. Sports—Euro Qualification: Hibernian advanced after a 0-0 draw in Skopje against Shkendija, setting up a Conference League play-off vs Gent. Sports—Trial in Skopje: New Raiders defender Richard Brown left for a 15-day trial with FK Skopje.
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