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The front page of Sloboden Pecat features top stories on international relations, including EU sanctions against Russia and UN leadership. Domestic news covers government reconstruction, legal representation, and local issues like tax collection and storm damage. There are also business-related…
EU ambassadors have agreed on the 21st package of sanctions against Russia, with the formal decision expected soon. Negotiations were prolonged by Greece's request regarding the transport of Russian liquefied gas.
Minister of Public Administration Goran Minchev states that the new law on fair representation, drafted by an expert group, aims to avoid the weaknesses of the previous system and is a constitutional category stemming from the Ohrid Framework Agreement.
A new point of contention has arisen between aerospace giants Boeing and Airbus concerning a loan amounting to three billion euros.
The Macedonian Parliament is set to complete its government reconstruction tomorrow with the election of the new minister, Zejnula.
The article identifies the six individuals who are candidates to become the next Secretary-General of the United Nations.
A report highlights chaos in municipal tax collection, where some citizens pay their dues while others have their debts canceled.
Inspections will be conducted on buildings whose roofs were damaged in recent storms, and commissions will be established to assess the damages.
This article provides advice or insights on how to achieve a high selling price for apricots.
A video survey asking the public about their habits regarding drinking tap water.
Dr. Smilevska advises immediate medical attention if a swollen lymph node persists for more than two weeks.
Ukraine has reportedly attacked oil depots in southern Russia, leading to significant fires.
