AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoForeign Policy & EU Politics: Two-year mark since Hristijan Mickoski took power: Skopje’s EU stance is framed as a renegotiation strategy tied to “Bulgarian dictate” claims, with constitutional amendments and ECHR reciprocity used to justify delays. Media & Platforms: A regional study on South-East Europe and Türkiye says social media and recommendation systems now decide whether stories reach audiences, pushing new risks for media regulation and trust. AI & Youth: UNICEF reports about 20 million children across 10 countries already use AI, adopting it far faster than adults, while safeguards lag behind. Local Arts & Culture: “Vietnam Day in Skopje 2026” brought Vietnamese music, exhibitions and performances to the Skopje Summer Festival. Film & Production: Srđan Dragojević’s new coproduction “International Women’s Day / Osmi mart” (including North Macedonia) is set for August 2026 shooting after Latido Films acquisition. Cinema for Kids: Harlequin International Youth Media Festival wraps in Sofia with awards and screenings, spotlighting young filmmakers from North Macedonia and beyond. Weather & City Life: A July 1 storm flooded Skopje streets, especially Srbija Boulevard, triggering major traffic chaos.
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