AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoIndependence Day spending probe: North Macedonia’s opposition SDSM says the State Anti-Corruption Commission’s look at a possible conflict of interest tied to Independence Day celebrations is too narrow, urging prosecutors to investigate the full financing and organisation of the reported €5.5 million event. Regional security shift: The U.S. will reprogram $52 million in military aid away from Slovakia, North Macedonia, Tunisia and Iraq to Panama, Peru, Ecuador and Colombia, citing a push to focus on Western Hemisphere security and the fight against “narcoterrorism.” EU enlargement and ties: European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen backed a new path for Canada as the EU’s first “associate member,” signaling closer cooperation on AI, defence, energy and supply chains. Youth protection debate: A civil society campaigner warns that scrapping the sex education rollout in North Macedonia will increase risks of sexual- and gender-based violence. Tech and trust in media: A journalism lecture highlights how AI is accelerating online disinformation, including lessons drawn from earlier investigations in North Macedonia.
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