Alleged bribery for exam passed through bank account ↗
Front page leadThere are suspicions that a bribe intended for an exam was transferred through a bank account, indicating potential corruption in educational processes.
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The Alsat news front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Domestically, stories cover alleged bribery related to an exam, increased central heating costs in Skopje, an unexploded hand grenade incident in Kumanovo, and ongoing investigations into Artan Grubi. International news…
There are suspicions that a bribe intended for an exam was transferred through a bank account, indicating potential corruption in educational processes.
The cost of central heating in Skopje is set to increase starting from August 1st, impacting residents' utility bills.
A strike in Greece is causing border blockades and significant delays for travelers.
An incident in Kumanovo involved a hand grenade being thrown into a residential yard, which fortunately did not explode.
After a year and a half of investigation, there is still no resolution or outcome regarding Artan Grubi.
Following weeks of escalation, military operations between the United States and Iran have been temporarily suspended, leading to a de-escalation of tensions in the Middle East.
Massive wildfires are rapidly spreading across southwestern France and parts of Spain, forcing thousands of residents to evacuate their homes.
Oil and gas prices are declining, while major stock indices like DAX, CAC 40, and FTSE are rising amidst negotiations between the US and Iran.
The European Union is speeding up its digital euro project, with full implementation expected by 2029, signaling a significant shift in payment methods.
Murtezi has resigned from all his party positions within VLEN, reportedly to make space for another individual, a move that the co-chairman Izet Mexhiti was reportedly unaware of.
The water supply ban in Gostivar remains in effect. Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski stated that recent water quality results are good and expects an announcement tomorrow regarding its use for technical purposes.
Residents of Gostivar who suffered poisoning from drinking water have the right to sue for human rights violations.
Municipal leaders claim that despite visible issues on the ground, minimal cleaning work is left to be done.
Skopje remains littered with fallen trees and branches following a recent storm.