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The front page of Plusinfo focuses heavily on national holidays and historical events related to North Macedonia, particularly the Ilinden Uprising and the ASNOM assembly. There are also stories on crime, politics, and a mention of international relations concerning Iran. A secondary section…
North Macedonia is celebrating Ilinden, commemorating the 123rd anniversary of the Ilinden Uprising and the 82nd anniversary of the first ASNOM assembly. President Gordana Siljanovska Davkova will address the ceremony in Skopje, while the Vice-President of the Parliament will speak in Krushevo.
Documents from the ASNOM assembly on August 2, 1944, clearly express the sovereign will of the Macedonian people to form their own state, a federal unit within the Yugoslav federation. This confirms that independent Macedonia is neither 'Versailles' nor 'Tito's'.
During searches in the village of Dobridol, police confiscated weapons and ammunition from wedding guests who were reportedly firing guns.
The procession has arrived in Krushevo, marking the start of the celebrations for the significant Ilinden holiday, with fresh flowers laid at various historical sites.
US President Donald Trump has put a halt to planned military strikes against Iran, indicating progress in diplomatic discussions.
A fire broke out in the third control zone, causing sparks and igniting. The investigation indicates that the cause was related to the construction and oversight of the area.
An article explores the figure of Saint Elijah, detailing his role in the Bible and in popular beliefs, including his association with rain and heavenly power.
This is a snippet of a story about the Danube River, with a focus on Ukrainian elements, suggesting an environmental or cultural narrative.
The story allegedly concerns the Mijalkov family and implies a betrayal related to keys for social housing.
This story discusses the fastest-growing economies within the European Union, with a specific mention of Sweden.
