Government Approves Employment of 300 Private Specialists in Public Healthcare ↗
Front page leadThe government has approved the employment of 300 private specialists in public healthcare, a move aimed at bolstering the sector.
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The government has approved the employment of 300 private specialists in public healthcare, a move aimed at bolstering the sector.
The exact route for the planned Trebenishte-Qafë Thanë highway is still uncertain, causing delays and potential issues for the infrastructure project.
Following a 60-day suspension, an investigation has been requested into Agron Shehaj's actions by SPAK (Special Prosecution Office).
Prime Minister Mickoski has expressed expectations that fuel prices will see a reduction in the coming week.
Renewed tensions between the United States and Iran have heightened concerns about the Strait of Hormuz and global oil prices.
The European Union has responded to Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić's statements concerning Kosovo, characterizing them as tendentious.
Arben Fetai has been appointed as a special representative to Brussels, indicating a diplomatic appointment.
Human remains discovered in Zubin Potok are suspected to belong to civilians who went missing in 1999, bringing closure to past conflicts.
An earthquake has struck Japan, resulting in 18 fatalities and causing significant concern.
A politician named Stoillkoviq reportedly reacted negatively to a question concerning Albanians, while only showing concern for Serbs.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is scheduled to meet with former US President Donald Trump in the United States.
Prime Minister Mickoski has made an urgent appeal to the prosecution to initiate proceedings against former Health Minister Venko Filipce.
The Macedonian Assembly has appointed Meri Dika Georgievska as a new judge to the Constitutional Court.
Prime Minister Mickoski reported that the water in Gostivar is not safe for consumption due to the presence of a new type of bacteria.
Protests that began in Albania have now continued for 60 consecutive days, indicating ongoing social unrest.
Traffic is flowing smoothly, with approximately 40 minutes of waiting time reported at the Bogorodica border crossing, likely due to increased travel to Greece.
Widespread wildfires in France and Spain have necessitated the evacuation of approximately 330,000 people from their homes and areas.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs (MPB) has reported that there were no injuries in the incident related to the 'Safe City' initiative.
Meteorological forecasts predict temperatures reaching up to 38°C with predominantly sunny and hot conditions continuing throughout the week.