Serbia heads to early elections, Vučić announces voting date amid protests ↗
Front page leadSerbia is heading towards early elections, with President Vučić announcing the voting date, while the country has been experiencing protests for a year.
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The news from ALSAT (North Macedonia) covers a range of domestic and international issues. Top stories include an alert from Donald Trump regarding Iran and potential asset seizures, ongoing protests in Albania, and a UNESCO decision affecting Ohrid. Domestically, there are reports on air quality…
Serbia is heading towards early elections, with President Vučić announcing the voting date, while the country has been experiencing protests for a year.
Former US President Donald Trump has issued a warning to Iran, stating that any damages to ships in the Strait of Hormuz will be covered by Iranian assets.
On the 55th day of ongoing protests in Albania, Prime Minister Edi Rama held a meeting with his ministers and deputies.
The city of Skopje is organizing a free panoramic walk tomorrow for citizens to discover the city's appearance before the earthquake.
The Left Party is preparing a draft law focused on the protection of critical infrastructure.
Political factions have reportedly turned the tragedy in Gostivar into a basis for mutual revenge.
The opposition party LSDM claims that pollution has reached Skopje, characterizing it as evidence of the system's failure.
Google has introduced a new feature that allows users to log into their accounts using a video selfie.
Greek customs officers are planning to go on strike on Monday morning, affecting operations at border crossings.
Authorities have launched an investigation into the presence of a white substance and foam found in the Lepenec river's discharge into the Vardar river.
A 32-year-old man from Kavadarci has been arrested on suspicion of defrauding a woman from Kumanovo of 9,000 euros.
Baks Bay has announced investments in the coastal region of Albania.
Muhamet Sejdini, the former president of the Football Federation of Macedonia, has been released from pre-trial detention and will face proceedings as a free man.
Drinking water in Krushevo has been found to be contaminated with bacteria and is banned for consumption, according to the Crisis Management Center.
Prosecutors are continuing to collect evidence related to the poisoning incident affecting thousands of residents with drinking water in Gostivar.
The city of Ohrid is once again at risk of being endangered by UNESCO.
The Olympic Committee of Kosovo (KOK) is coordinating the Youth Olympic Games Prishtina 2030, with President Ismet Krasniqi and Secretary Besim Aliti meeting with the chief executive.
Iran has reportedly rejected reports suggesting it did not accept a US proposal on arms control.
Devastating wildfires are sweeping across Europe, forcing thousands of residents and tourists to evacuate, with France requesting EU assistance and Spain declaring a state of emergency.
A 24-year-old from the Vinica region was apprehended driving under the influence of alcohol.
The acting president of Kosovo, Albulena Haxhiu, has scheduled the constitutive session of the Parliament for August 6.