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The Plusinfo front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on infrastructure projects in North Macedonia, political analysis involving ethnic parties, and significant international events such as the Ukraine conflict and a bomb attack in Berlin.
The third tunnel on the Kichevo-Ohrid highway, which is the most complex part of the project, is being finalized and 10 kilometers of the route will soon be opened, according to the Minister of Transport.
A look back at the legacy of Krste Petkov Misirkov, considered the founder of modern Macedonian national and linguistic thought, on the 100th anniversary of his death.
Two heavy transformers were overturned and copper worth 5 million euros was stolen from the Dracevo electrical substation, rendering the critical railway infrastructure completely non-functional.
The Ukrainian regime has attacked an Iranian merchant ship in the Caspian Sea, with Tehran issuing a strong reaction to the incident.
Skopje is commemorating the 63rd anniversary of the devastating earthquake that occurred on July 26, 1963, which destroyed 15,800 buildings and damaged 28,000 others.
An eyewitness reported a white van driving at high speed into a crowd at Tiergarten park in Berlin during the Pride Parade, resulting in one death and three injuries.
Two transformers weighing over 30 tons were overturned, and copper worth 5 million euros was stolen, crippling critical railway infrastructure near Veles.
A Greek analysis suggests that DUI's move indicates a shift in the Albanian political bloc's competition from seeking ethnic representation to pursuing institutional credibility and governing capacity.
An American tanker has been hit in the Black Sea, with further details on the incident to be provided.
An attack, presumably by Ukrainian forces, has resulted in 11 deaths, including two children.
