AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoMihaylova Dispute: Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski says Iva Mihaylova and her father will face justice, alleging she left North Macedonia illegally. Skopje’s detention order and international warrant have strained ties with Bulgaria, which says it cannot extradite Bulgarian citizens without a ratified treaty. Mihaylova, a dual national, faces charges linked to a fatal road crash; she has not been convicted. Infrastructure: A Strabag-led consortium won a €219 million contract to build an 11.5-kilometre section of the E65 motorway, part of Corridor VIII. Construction is expected to take four years. Cybercrime: North Macedonian police and the FBI arrested the alleged administrator of OLVX, a marketplace accused of selling stolen personal data and login credentials. Regional Ties: North Macedonia’s prime minister is among candidate-country leaders listed for the EU Enlargement Forum in Brussels next month. Greece, Albania and North Macedonia are also pursuing UNESCO recognition for the Prespa region. Culture: Adelaide’s Sloboda folk ensemble is passing Macedonian language, dance and traditions to a new generation.
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