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Prime Minister dissatisfied with Von der Leyen's terms.

Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski has voiced dissatisfaction with the messages from European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, who reiterated that constitutional changes remain a condition for the country's EU integration. Mickoski anticipates diplomatic talks with Bulgaria next week regarding these ongoing issues.

Separately, a medical commission is facing scrutiny after it reportedly compelled a completely blind individual to prove their blindness annually and subsequently reduced their aid. An investigation found discrimination on the part of three doctors involved.

In other domestic news, Prime Minister Mickoski announced that fuel prices are expected to decrease starting next week. Universities are also experiencing a decline in student enrollment, attributed to the effects of emigration.

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Prime Minister Expresses Dissatisfaction with EU Conditions

Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski expressed his dissatisfaction with recent messages from President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen, who clearly stated that constitutional changes are a prerequisite for North Macedonia's EU accession. Mickoski also announced upcoming talks with Bulgaria next week, addressing the ongoing diplomatic issues.

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