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The news from SDK.mk covers a range of topics including domestic issues in North Macedonia such as illegal construction, a murder case, and water quality concerns, alongside international news on fires in France, US-Iran tensions, and trade tariffs. A significant domestic story highlights the…
The mayor of Ohrid stated that illegal constructions must be legally demolished, following a decision by UNESCO to grant the government an additional 5 years to protect the Ohrid region, which currently has 4,847 illegal buildings.
Three individuals from Kavadarci have been found guilty of a murder that occurred a year ago outside a casino and sentenced to 10 years in prison.
French authorities have ordered a full evacuation of the Cap Ferret peninsula due to raging fires, with thousands of tourists escaping the area by boat.
The UNESCO World Heritage Committee has decided not to place the Ohrid Region on the List of World Heritage in Danger, giving the government an additional five years to protect the site.
The drinking water in Krusevo has been found to be microbiologically unsafe, and residents are advised to boil it for cooking.
Donald Trump stated that he is close to deciding whether to launch a massive attack on Iran, which would be the largest since the war began in February.
The US has introduced new tariffs on 60 trading partners, citing their failure to take measures against forced labor, with tariffs ranging from 10% to 12.5%.
A state-run home for the elderly in Kumanovo is understaffed with only 30 employees for 180 residents, and the Ministry of Finance has not approved new hirings for three years.
