European Commission finds no progress on corruption or media freedom
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A suspected murder-suicide incident in Bogdanci has left two people dead, with a burned car found at the scene. This tragedy follows an earlier report made by the father of a 17-year-old girl, alleging that her boyfriend physically assaulted her, issued death threats, and damaged her phone.
In other significant news, the European Commission published a report highly critical of the country's lack of progress in combating corruption, ensuring media freedom, and reforming the judiciary. European Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos presented the findings, which also touched upon crucial issues related to constitutional changes.
Meanwhile, the ongoing Alta Bank crisis saw a new development as the opposition party VMRO-DPMNE called for an oversight debate in Parliament. Additionally, authorities are investigating a new scandal at the University of Shtip, where student grades were allegedly altered for over 21,000 Euros.