AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoCross-border Ombudsman Support: Albania, Kosovo, and North Macedonia agreed to help citizens with problems across borders, including healthcare access, civil documents, family decisions, and university diplomas—especially for seasonal workers and vulnerable groups. Pollution & Public Health Risk: A Bankwatch report says Western Balkans coal plants in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, North Macedonia, and Serbia breached sulphur dioxide limits in 2025 (6.6 times higher than permitted) and dust pollution rose sharply, underlining ongoing health costs of coal dependence. Migration Policy & Rights: The EU Migration and Asylum Pact entered into force on 12 June 2026, with critics warning it could increase pressure on migrants and enable transfers between countries after long stays. Health Access Policy (Regional): Ireland’s proposed law would allow pharmacists to prescribe contraception under defined conditions, building on a scheme for quicker access to care for common conditions. Local Health Priorities: Serbian President Vucic announced a June 27 citizen “topic choice” paper that includes improving health care services and lowering medicine prices.
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