AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoNorth Macedonia Independence Day: The opposition SDSM says the State Anti-Corruption Commission’s probe into a possible conflict of interest over Independence Day celebrations is too narrow, urging the Public Prosecutor’s Office to investigate the full €5.5 million spending and overall organisation, after composer/producer Nikolche Micevski was linked to the programme and a concert featuring Spanish tenor José Carreras. US Military Aid Shift: The US will reprogram $52 million in foreign military financing away from Slovakia, North Macedonia, Tunisia and Iraq to Panama, Peru, Ecuador and Colombia, citing a Western Hemisphere priority tied to narcoterrorism and securing the Panama Canal. EU-Canada Talks: EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen backs a possible new “associate member” model for Canada, with closer cooperation on AI, defence, energy and supply chains—while Canada’s PM Mark Carney signals interest in Erasmus+. Child Safety Online: UNICEF warns that technology-facilitated sexual exploitation and abuse affects tens of millions of children, with social media a major channel. Local Culture & Faith: A week of coverage also highlights Mother Teresa’s Skopje roots and a Stobi excavation field-school experience in North Macedonia.
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