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The front page of Sloboden Pecat features a mix of international and domestic news. A major international story focuses on the escalating Ebola epidemic in Congo, with over 1,700 deaths reported. Domestically, there's a political controversy regarding the government's purchase of drinking water…
The Ebola epidemic in eastern Congo has claimed over 1,700 lives and is spreading faster than health authorities can track contacts. As of Tuesday, there were 3,802 cases and 1,707 deaths reported, with the 'patient zero' still unidentified.
The SDSM party criticizes the current government for allegedly spending 100,000 euros on drinking water for Gostivar from the mayor of Kavadarci, while citizens of Gostivar have been drinking contaminated water for weeks.
A look into the reasons why people in America and Europe frequently change jobs, suggesting factors beyond salary are at play.
A former mastermind of a pyramid scheme, convicted in Iran, has successfully built a new life for himself in the United States.
An armed man was apprehended at Donald Trump's golf club after being observed filming the premises.
The Trade Union Alliance is issuing an alert to employers, urging them to take measures to protect their workers from the extreme heat.
The son of Daphne Caruana Galizia, a Maltese journalist murdered in a car bombing, has testified in court.
Russia has launched a significant missile and drone attack on Kyiv, resulting in at least 14 fatalities and dozens of injuries.
An interview with Gjorgieva offering advice and encouragement on breastfeeding, emphasizing that the initial days are the most challenging.
Zoran Dimitrovski, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, discusses Bulgaria's actions, describing them as bullying towards North Macedonia.
A public opinion poll questioning citizens about their awareness of the 'Skopje 2028' initiative and how public funds will be allocated for it.
