AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoEnergy Infrastructure: North Macedonia’s gasification drive got a boost as the Greece interconnector nears completion, paving the way for a more diversified gas supply and phased expansion of the domestic distribution network. Election Integrity Claims: Serbia’s Monarchists-Movement for the Kingdom of Serbia alliance alleges the Interior Ministry is refusing to share voting-roll addresses for 130,000+ new citizens, warning this could signal preparations for election fraud. Monetary Policy: North Macedonia’s central bank kept the key interest rate unchanged at 4.25%, citing easing inflation but warning that geopolitical tensions and energy prices still pose risks. EU & Mobility: The UK confirmed it will rejoin Erasmus+ from 2027, reopening funded opportunities for students, apprentices, teachers, youth workers and sports organisations. Governance & Rights Watch: Rights Monitor warns North Macedonia’s judiciary is “nearing collapse,” raising concerns about rule-of-law protections. Environment & Heritage: Lake Ohrid narrowly avoided UNESCO’s Danger List, but experts say illegal construction, wastewater gaps and urban pressure remain serious. International Diplomacy: Azerbaijan recalled its ambassador to Serbia and appointed him ambassador to Austria, reshuffling regional diplomatic posts.
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