AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoDiplomatic Tension: PM Hristijan Mickoski says the government will not interfere in another country’s internal affairs after a Kumanovo rally on May 23 supporting Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić sparked opposition backlash. EU & Security: Lithuanian MEP Petras Austrevicius argues EU enlargement will bring different membership terms, while Europe’s prison system keeps straining under overcrowding and rising shares of older and women detainees. Arts & Culture: Macedonian cinema is set for Cannes again, with the North Macedonia Film Agency joining the SEE Pavilion and backing new projects, while Skopje film production has started on Stojan Vujičić’s fantasy coming-of-age feature “Snowman.” Public Life: North Macedonia prosecutors are preparing charges in what’s believed to be the country’s first serial femicide case. International Spotlight: A Guardian correspondent and photographer win a major war reporting prize, and EU partner countries—including North Macedonia—formally align with new Russia-related sanctions.
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