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The news from Sloboden Pecat covers a range of domestic and international stories. A top domestic story reports on the death of a municipal worker in Gostivar, clarifying it was due to a heart attack and not an epidemic. Another domestic story highlights a local initiative in Gjorche Petrov to…
The death of a municipal worker in Gostivar while cleaning a canal was not related to the water crisis in the city, with initial information suggesting he died of a heart attack.
A young girl from Bosnia and Herzegovina tragically died from an electric shock at her grandparents' home in Italy.
A group of 120 millionaires has sent a letter to the new British Prime Minister, urging for higher taxes on the wealthy.
The municipality of Gjorche Petrov will provide every first-grade student with a free backpack, a snack, and 3,000 Macedonian denars.
UNESCO has given the Macedonian government an additional five years to implement recommendations for the protection of the Ohrid region, thus avoiding its inscription on the endangered list.
The municipality claims a storm sewer has been installed on Tome Arsovski street in Crniche, but residents express doubts about the execution.
Sejdini from the Football Federation of Macedonia has been released from pre-trial detention after posting bail exceeding one million euros.
The United States has reportedly attacked Iran again, with Tehran claiming there have been casualties.
A hostage situation in a bank in Germany has concluded with one person killed and the attacker apprehended.
Ukraine has launched an attack on oil storage facilities in southern Russia, resulting in significant fires.
