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The front page of Sloboden Pechat features a mix of international and domestic news. Top international stories include Iran's claims of halting attacks if the US abstains, and events related to the war in Ukraine. Domestically, there are reports on environmental pollution in the Vardar and Lepenec…
A high-ranking Iranian official stated that Iran will cease its attacks as long as the US does the same, following a pause in US bombing campaigns due to concerns about dwindling targets and arsenal expenditure.
Motorcycle sales in Europe have seen a significant increase of almost 17 percent, with Germany and Spain achieving record-breaking sales figures.
The Municipality of Kumanovo has issued a call for its citizens to report any damages caused by recent severe weather.
A car drove into a crowd during a peaceful protest in support of students in Bačka Palanka, Serbia, leaving two participants with minor injuries.
The environmental group 'Green Human City' is demanding the closure of a polluting entity responsible for discharging white foam into the Lepenec and Vardar rivers.
As wildfires draw closer to Bordeaux, French President Macron has called an urgent crisis meeting to address the escalating situation.
A strike by Greek customs officials has caused a standstill at the border crossing, with trucks completely blocked and cars being allowed through only sporadically.
The 48th annual Ilinden Horse March has commenced, with riders starting their journey from Gorno Lisiche towards Krushevo.
Austria's judiciary faces a substantial bill of millions of euros following a comprehensive tax audit.
Ukrainian President Zelensky claims that 30,000 new soldiers from North Korea are on their way to Russia.
Ukraine has launched attacks on oil storage facilities in southern Russia, resulting in significant fires.
