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The news front page features several international stories, with the top headline reporting a Russian claim of seven deaths, including three children, from a Ukrainian drone strike on a Russian beach. Other prominent international news includes the impact of drought on European rivers, a Serbian…
Russia claims that seven people, including three children, were killed when a Ukrainian drone crashed onto a beach in the tourist town of Arkhipo-Osipovka on the Russian Black Sea coast. The regional governor stated that 40 people were injured.
The National Bank of North Macedonia has successfully tested a new payment system, aligning with European standards.
Drought conditions are causing severe disruptions to shipping and transport on major European rivers like the Danube and Rhine, while also posing risks to nuclear power plants due to low water levels.
Serbia's Minister of Education has proposed a solution for the oldest gymnasium in Novi Sad, suggesting its return to the Church.
New European Union regulations require companies to label content created using artificial intelligence, including deepfakes.
The Austrian government is reportedly facing challenges and conflicts on multiple fronts.
A report on the current exchange rate of the Euro against the Macedonian Denar, provided by the National Bank of the Republic of North Macedonia.
In a video interview, Zoran Dimitrovski, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of North Macedonia, discusses perceived 'bullying' tactics by Bulgaria.
A video survey questions citizens about their knowledge of the 'Skopje 2028' initiative and how public funds will be allocated.
