Former North Macedonian Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski has been acquitted of corruption charges related to the construction of his party’s opulent headquarters, derisively known as the “White Palace.” The case centered on allegations that Gruevski abused his position to benefit from the building project. The acquittal represents a significant development for the former leader, who has been facing legal challenges since leaving office. Details of the court’s reasoning were not immediately available but signal an end to this specific line of inquiry. Gruevski, who previously sought political asylum in Hungary, remains a controversial figure in North Macedonian politics. This ruling may have implications for other ongoing investigations linked to his time in power.