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The Plusinfo front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top domestic stories include updates on the Ohrid highway construction, a music caravan celebrating Macedonia's independence, and political commentary regarding the treatment of Serbs in Macedonia. An international story…
A music, acting, and dance caravan will narrate the story of Macedonia's 35 years of independence through a multimedia performance across 11 cities, featuring 120 artists.
The most challenging section of the highway to Ohrid, featuring bridges and tunnels, is expected to open soon, with the entire project anticipated to be finished by May next year.
An investor estimates potential doubling of copper exports from Macedonia to 16,000 tons annually, raising questions about profitability and the impact of mining on the state budget, especially in light of US directives.
Ivan Stoiljković criticizes SDSM for their treatment of Serbs in Macedonia, stating that while the opposition resorts to 'chauvinistic rhetoric,' his party seeks strategic partnerships based on shared responsibility.
The government is implementing a strong strategy with modern reforms and capital investments to create conditions for stable economic development.
Missiles and drones caused fires in buildings, shops, and industrial facilities during the night.
DUI is blocking the law on employment and conditional employment, potentially harming the Alliance and VLEN.
He stated that they would be ready for early elections if they were to occur, and that their projects are focused on the near future.
A resident of Skopje was caught with two bags of drugs on the street.
A portrait of Zhernovski at the Ministry of Information Society and Administration.
Fuel prices have increased significantly.
