AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoQatar–North Macedonia Diplomacy: In Doha, foreign ministers Timcho Mucunski and Sultan bin Saad Al Muraikhi held political talks and signed three pacts on consultations, diplomatic training, and visa-free entry for holders of diplomatic, special, and official passports. Energy Security: Skopje and Athens reaffirmed the Greece–North Macedonia natural gas interconnector schedule, with completion expected in 2027, aimed at diversifying supplies and strengthening regional energy security. EU Border Friction: A major airport chief urged the EU to pause the entry/exit system, saying border processing has doubled and is causing chaotic delays. Local Politics: Parliament suspended debate on a new election law after thousands of amendments were filed, with the opposition challenging diaspora e-voting and party financing rules. EU Funding Pressure: Western Balkan governments face possible losses under the EU Growth Plan if reform targets aren’t met, with North Macedonia among the frontrunners under scrutiny. Culture & Society: A deregistered Bitola cultural centre urged PM Mickoski to “tell the truth” about an EP report, calling for stronger minority rights and historical commission work. Tech & Safety: Researchers reported a new malware loader, SharkLoader, linked to attacks reaching North Macedonia among other countries.
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