AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoEurovision Comeback: North Macedonia says it will return to Eurovision next year after a four-year absence, with MRT chief Zoran Ristoski confirming talks with the EBU and a plan to send an entry for 2027 in Sofia. Language Rights Protests: Skopje’s law-student marches over taking the bar exam in Albanian have escalated into a wider political flashpoint, with clashes and arrests and heavy historical symbolism. Constitutional Referendum Push: Ex-diplomat Viktor Gaber has proposed a referendum on constitutional amendments tied to EU accession, aiming to put the decision directly to citizens. Diplomatic Tensions: A fresh espionage allegation around the President’s office is drawing attention, while the PM insists North Macedonia won’t interfere in other countries’ internal affairs. Arts & Culture Pipeline: Macedonian cinema is set for Cannes via the Film Agency’s Marché du Film presence, and a new feature, Snowman, has begun filming in Skopje. Travel Trade: Safaryar Holidays expands Istanbul-to-Balkans B2B DMC services for European agencies.
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