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The news from Sloboden Pecat covers a range of international and domestic issues, with a focus on significant global events like wildfires in Greece and Russian attacks in Ukraine. It also highlights domestic concerns in North Macedonia, such as human trafficking and border crossing wait times…
Wildfires are continuing to spread across southern Crete and the northeastern Aegean island of Lesbos, with smoke reaching Athens. Firefighters are working to control the blazes while emergency services remain on high alert.
An article questions whether 'last minute' travel arrangements are a genuine opportunity for travelers or a potential trap, exploring the pros and cons of such deals.
Russian airstrikes hit multiple Ukrainian cities including Kiev, Kryvyi Rih, and Lviv, resulting in 14 deaths. A missile destroyed a house with children in President Zelensky's hometown.
On World Day Against Human Trafficking, it is reported that 46 victims have been registered in North Macedonia over the past six years, highlighting the ongoing issue within the country.
There is an increased frequency of traffic at the Bogorodica border crossing, with an average wait time of around 20 minutes for those exiting the country.
In an interview, Austrian Chancellor Karl Nehammer states that the Austrian government is performing better than current polls suggest.
The article provides the latest currency exchange rates from the National Bank of North Macedonia, specifically detailing the value of the Euro today.
A young Russian woman has disappeared in Belgrade, with the last known information being that she was heading to a nightclub.
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In a video interview, Ljubomir Frckoski strongly criticizes VMRO-DPMNE, labeling them as traitors to Macedonian national interests.
Dr. Spasovski explains that hypertension is a 'silent killer' and that approximately 1,600 patients in North Macedonia live with chronic kidney disease requiring dialysis.
