AGP Executive Report
Last update: 40 minutes agoGovernment & Culture Portfolios: Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski says VMRO-DPMNE and coalition partners VLEN and ZNAM have reached an agreement in principle on a cabinet reshuffle, with new minister names due Tuesday after VMRO-DPMNE’s executive meeting; VLEN is set to take six ministries, including Justice, Culture and Tourism, and Inter-Community Relations. Arts & Memory: North Macedonia mourns music legend Vlado Janevski, whose romantic ballads and Eurovision 1998 entry “Ne zori zoro” left a lasting mark on Macedonian pop for decades. Film & Festivals: A Skopje opening spotlights Vihra Velkova’s photo exhibition “Sea of Colours, or the Secret Life of the Visible,” paired with a summer workshop series “After Sunset.” Local Art Scene: The Breške Art Colony continues for its 27th year, gathering regional artists for week-long creation in a natural setting near Tuzla. Sports (International, with local links): Hearts winger Rogers Mato speaks out about his controversial transfer from FK Vardar, aiming to make a bigger impact in Scotland. Sports (Wimbledon): Serena Williams returns to Wimbledon singles after four years, facing Maya Joint in the first round. Theatre Review: Review coverage highlights “Motherwitch,” a folk-horror film rooted in Cypriot folklore and maternal grief.
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