AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoEU Accession Blocked: European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen told North Macedonia in Skopje that the EU path stays frozen unless Skopje amends its Constitution to formally recognise the Bulgarian minority, with “enlargement momentum” still on the table. Shared-History Tensions: North Macedonia’s PM Hristijan Mickoski weighed in on the transfer of Tsar Samuel’s remains to Bulgaria, citing the Bled Agreement and linking the issue to earlier Bled-era repatriations tied to Macedonian identity—while local media framed the handover as political pressure. Nations League Spotlight (Skopje): Scotland chase a first win under Sebastien Pocognoli as they visit the National Arena Todor Proeski for North Macedonia vs Scotland, with both sides under pressure over long goal droughts and Robertson set for his 100th cap. Film Production: Macedonian director Ana Opačić has entered postproduction on her debut feature “Third Shift / Tretasmena,” a North Macedonia–Croatia–Montenegro–Poland coproduction set around a music professor’s breakdown and a Lake Prespa family reunion. TV & Pop Culture: “Strictly Come Dancing” kicks off movie week with film-themed closeups and a first elimination, while “Motherwitch” continues its cinema rollout in Cyprus.
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