AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoEU Integration Watch: The Alliance for Albanians says North Macedonia is “hostage to political calculations,” warning that stalled EU progress and unmet constitutional amendments are driving fewer investments and more youth emigration. Rule of Law & Media: Civil society groups criticize the EU’s upcoming Rule of Law Report as “box-ticking” without real follow-up, while a separate report notes the anti-corruption commission in Skopje is investigating Government Secretary General Igor Janushev’s assets tied to Bulgaria. Culture & Film: Harmless Film Festival (Novi Sad, 26–28 June) unveils a socially engaged line-up, including Flaka Kokolli’s 17 O’Clock from North Macedonia. Local Arts Infrastructure: Bitola’s former Partizan cinema will be rebuilt into a multifunctional cultural centre by end-2027, easing pressure on the National Theatre. Music: Deep Purple drops “Guilt Trippin’” ahead of SPLAT! (July 3). Media Business: Paramount’s Warner Bros. merger nears EU approval, with potential conditions tied to international film distribution.
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