AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoCinema & Culture Watch: North Macedonia’s cinemas logged 299,560 admissions in 2025, down 10.4% from 2024, with screenings and film numbers also falling; Karposh’s Cineplexx still leads with over 80% of admissions. Documentary Industry: Beldocs Industry Days wrapped in Belgrade with a pitching forum awarding projects including “Silence of the Classroom” and “Symbols of War,” plus XR Academy recognition for “Little Radio Orchestra.” Film Festival Buzz: TIFF 2026 in Cluj-Napoca has unveiled its competitive line-ups, with eight European titles in the International Competition. Local Arts & Early Music: Twelfth Night’s “Italian greats” program lands June 11 at Princeton Festival, spotlighting Vivaldi, Durante and Locatelli. Sports & Identity: Protests over language rules for the bar exam continue to ripple through Skopje’s public debate, as students demand Albanian-language testing. Politics Meets Justice: Reports say former PM Nikola Gruevski’s Hungarian citizenship complicates extradition, while North Macedonia’s SDSM leader calls for an EU membership referendum. International Spotlight: A New York case links Iran to an alleged terror campaign targeting Jewish sites, including plots tied to Europe and the diaspora.
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