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The news from Sloboden Pecat features a mix of domestic and international stories. Top domestic concerns include a serious wildfire near Kavadarci, political disputes regarding water quality in Gostivar, a violent assault in Gostivar, and discussions about North Macedonia's EU accession path…
A serious wildfire is active at five different locations near the village of Raec, Kavadarci, prompting the mayor to issue an urgent appeal for help and for citizens to avoid the area due to the extremely serious situation.
A teenager from Malaysia is facing trial for the murder of a schoolgirl. The details of the case were not immediately available.
The SDSM party claims that Gostivar has been supplied with undrinkable water for two years, and alleges that Mickoski has admitted to a criminal act related to this issue.
A disturbing video shows a brutal physical assault in Gostivar where a boy was kicked in the head after falling to the asphalt, and then continued to be beaten with a wooden stick.
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A powerful earthquake has struck Egypt, with details on the scale of damage and any casualties not yet specified.
Minister of Foreign Affairs, Timcho Mutsunski, reveals that discreet negotiations are in progress to facilitate North Macedonia's EU accession, emphasizing the government's commitment to a different approach than previous administrations.
The weather forecast indicates that the maximum temperature will reach up to 39 degrees Celsius today.
An earthquake measuring 2.5 on the Richter scale has been felt in Skopje.
Sunken Nazi ships have surfaced on the Danube River in Serbia, revealed likely due to low water levels.
A suicide bomber has killed 14 people in an attack outside a police station in Pakistan.
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Deputy Foreign Minister Zoran Dimitrovski discusses ongoing tensions with Bulgaria, stating that the country is subjecting North Macedonia to bullying.
A video poll surveys citizens of Skopje to gauge their awareness of the 'Skopje 2028' initiative and its financial implications.
Ukrainian drones reportedly attacked Chekhov, while Crimea experienced a power outage; seven people were killed in separate Russian attacks.
According to Ukrainian President Zelensky, approximately 30,000 soldiers from North Korea are en route to Russia.
