AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoScotland-Nations League build-up: New boss Sebastien Pocognoli says he feels “positive nervousness” ahead of the opener in Ljubljana, with a squad packed with fresh faces including 19-year-old James Wilson and uncapped players; North Macedonia spotlight: Scotland’s Nations League run also includes matches in North Macedonia, putting the country in the spotlight again as the group reshuffles; Hearts momentum: Ugandan winger Rogers Mato credits Hearts coach Wouter Vrancken for boosting his confidence and attacking freedom after limited early minutes at Tynecastle; Film production (regional): Slovenian director Lun Sevnik has wrapped shooting on The Healers / Zdravilca, a Slovenian/Macedonian/Czech/Croatian/French coproduction with a Ljubljana-set story about hope, debt, and a “miracle boy”; EU arts-adjacent policy: EU ministers debated the 2028–2034 Multiannual Financial Framework and discussed rule-of-law developments in candidate countries including North Macedonia; MMA culture: BRAVE CF marks its 10th anniversary and highlights its growing European footprint, with expansion into North Macedonia planned later in 2026.
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