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The news from Sloboden Pecat covers a range of international and domestic topics, including sports, natural disasters, social issues, and political developments. A prominent story discusses Argentina's decision to celebrate a past World Cup victory annually. Other international news includes a…
Argentina's Football Association has decided to officially designate July 15th as the Day of the Argentine National Team to honor their dramatic 2026 World Cup semi-final victory over England, a move that has garnered significant attention.
Authorities report that there is currently only one active fire within the country, with 20 others having been completely put out, indicating a successful effort in managing fire incidents.
This article appears to be an opinion piece or commentary reflecting a pessimistic outlook on the future.
A disturbing video shows a student opening fire in a school in Thailand, resulting in seven fatalities, including the attacker.
James Haven, the brother of actress Angelina Jolie, has revealed that he is gay after divorcing his wife.
According to the National Bank of the Republic of North Macedonia's exchange rate list, the euro is valued at 61.4950 denars today, the US dollar at 53.2793 denars, and the British pound at 71.7519 denars.
Macedonians residing in Serbia have stated that the 'Mother Macedonia' monument is not intended as a political provocation but rather serves as a symbol of remembrance.
Dr. Danilovski suggests that the risk of contracting West Nile fever can be effectively minimized.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a new law that revokes the citizenship of Russians who flee the country to avoid military service.
This article questions when a highly publicized toxic relationship, referred to as the Golubović-Spalević case, transitions from tabloid fodder to a matter requiring institutional intervention.
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In a video interview, Petar Arsovski uses the analogy of boiling frogs to describe the stagnant situation of the country while it remains outside the European Union.
A video survey explores citizens' shopping habits and where they purchase goods, questioning the affordability of markets.
This report details Ukrainian drone attacks on Chekhov, power outages in Crimea, and seven fatalities resulting from Russian attacks.
Ukrainian President Zelensky claims that an additional 30,000 soldiers from North Korea are en route to Russia.
Ukraine has launched attacks on oil depots in southern Russia, resulting in significant fires.
