AGP Executive Report
Last update: 14 minutes agoSkopje Water Panic: Skopje’s bottled-water rush after rumours of tap contamination was met with a bold on-camera move by Mayor Orce Gjorgjievski, who drank from the tap and blamed opposition misinformation, while authorities pointed to controlled testing around the Rašče spring. Conference League Football: Hibernian advanced after a 0-0 draw with Shkendija in Skopje, setting up a play-off with Gent, as the club praised discipline and heat management in Todor Proeski Arena. Local Sports Talent: New Raiders centre back Richard Brown left for a 15-day trial with FK Skopje, continuing a small wave of Jamaican players linking up with Macedonian football. Film & Culture: Macedonian director Milcho Manchevski premiered “Good People” at Sarajevo Film Festival, a documentary giving Pulse nightclub survivors a voice after the 2025 Kočani tragedy. Women in Screen: Teona Mitevska and Céline Sciamma are launching “Sister Sister” at Sarajevo Film Festival, aiming to reshape women’s roles in film and TV across the region. Media Safety: EUalive condemned death threats against North Macedonia journalist Erol Rizaov, calling for investigation and protection of independent journalism. Regional Screen Industry: Sarajevo Film Festival also announced a Special Award for Promoting Gender Equality, with a jury and prize fund for debut filmmakers.
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