Injured Youth from Bodrum Returns to Skopje for Treatment ↗
Front page leadA young person injured in Bodrum, Turkey, has returned to Skopje for medical treatment, with a government plane facilitating the transfer.
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The front page of Alsat features a mix of domestic and international news. Domestic stories include an injured youth returning to Skopje for treatment, a report on the gold market during wedding season, an armed shooting incident in Tetovo, LSDM demanding accountability for water pollution in…
A young person injured in Bodrum, Turkey, has returned to Skopje for medical treatment, with a government plane facilitating the transfer.
Despite high prices, the gold market remains active due to ongoing weddings.
An incident involving automatic weapons occurred in Tetovo, resulting in damage to a house.
The LSDM party is demanding accountability for water pollution in Gostivar.
Albin Kurti was hit with an egg in parliament as political clashes continue.
Spain will implement temporary border checks for air and sea passengers arriving from Italy after Italy rejected an ultimatum.
The ECDC reports over 240 cases of West Nile Virus in Europe, with significant numbers in Italy and Greece, and additional infections in Spain.
US President Donald Trump is attempting to restrict the constitutional right to birthright citizenship.
Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan have signed a mutual defense agreement, stipulating that an attack on one is an attack on all.
The removal of the Albanian language from state signs at the Tabanovce border crossing, within the Kumanovo municipality, is considered a violation by BDI and VLEN.
A young person from Macedonia suffered a serious injury in Turkey after a fall and was brought back to Macedonia via a government plane.
Five new cases of West Nile Fever have been confirmed among previously suspected cases, with 15 patients admitted to hospitals in Skopje.
Deputies in the Kosovo Assembly are preparing for the constitution of the new legislature, with negotiations between Kurti and Abdxhiku underway regarding the presidency.
The Corridor 10D is advancing faster than Corridor 8. The claim comes from BDI, which is holding the government accountable.