AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoEU Integration: Brussels has opened talks to bring North Macedonia into the EU’s “Roam Like at Home” system, but changes depend on agreements and regulatory alignment. The Commission’s 2026 report says the country made little progress; constitutional inclusion of Bulgarians remains a condition for advancing accession talks. PM Hristijan Mickoski says his government’s position is unchanged, while Bulgaria rejects Skopje’s call for a mediator. Alta Banka: The bank’s administration and cash withdrawal limits have raised concern for customers and businesses. Mickoski warned that frozen funds at its Serbian parent could hurt North Macedonian companies, while opposition leader Venko Filipche accused the finance minister of misleading the public about the government’s role. Culture: Milcho Manchevski’s Sister Brother Manhole Cover won the top prize at the Tokyo International Film Festival. Travel: North Macedonian citizens are now eligible for Saudi tourist e-visas and visas on arrival.
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