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The front page of Plusinfo features a mix of domestic political news from North Macedonia and international events. Domestically, there are reports on political party disputes between VMRO-DPMNE and SDSM, discussions about infrastructure projects like a railway to Deve Bair funded by the EU, and…
Macedonian Prime Minister Mickoski anticipates the commencement of construction for the railway to Deve Bair within the current year, with the tunnel projected to receive complete funding from the European Union.
VMRO-DPMNE has reacted sharply to statements from SDSM and Andrej Zhernovski, accusing the opposition of spreading pessimism and lies while claiming that Macedonia is experiencing economic progress.
MP Brane Petrushevski of VMRO-DPMNE asserts that the 'Safe City' project exemplifies the effective functioning of institutions, while criticizing SDSM for opposing reforms.
A columnist discusses the challenge of countering disinformation, noting that many false narratives can be anticipated and recognized before they are launched, and emphasizes the public's right to know the truth.
Ukrainian President Zelensky has recalled ambassadors to Albania, Montenegro, and Croatia, following previous replacements of representatives in Pakistan and the United States. The reasons for the personnel changes were not specified.
Police reported that an attacker killed six people and injured fifteen, critically wounding a student, before being shot by police.
Former US President Donald Trump has criticized European leaders regarding illegal migration and energy policy, calling them the biggest culprits for Europe's issues.
Epidemiologist Danilovski warns that stagnant water around homes can become breeding grounds for mosquitoes and urges prompt removal of potential breeding sites to mitigate health risks.
Fires in the village of Greshnica, affecting low vegetation, are currently under control.
A report titled 'Russia' warns that Europe is on the brink of war daily.
North Macedonia has been awarded a grant of 149 million Euros from the European Union.
