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The Basic Public Prosecutor's Office in Skopje has initiated proceedings against a 46-year-old man suspected of causing a serious traffic accident in Radishani, which resulted in the death of motorcyclist Nikola Makrachevski. The accident occurred on August 7th.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has reportedly approved a plan for the reconstruction of parts of the Gaza Strip that would fall outside the control of Hamas.
Aircraft belonging to Jetstar and Qatar Airways narrowly avoided a collision at Sydney Airport, highlighting potential air traffic safety concerns.
A red alert for fires has been declared in Greece as the country battles numerous blazes, indicating a high risk of further significant fires.
A resident of Skopje was arrested for driving with a blood alcohol level of 2.13 per mille and without a driver's license. His vehicle was confiscated.
Siljanovska Davkova has distanced herself from the case involving intelligence officer Todorovski, who was sent to Vienna with confirmation of a conviction.
North Macedonia is experiencing a significant number of fires, with 25 reported in the last 24 hours, including active blazes in Gorno Lisiche and near Kriva Palanka.
The Pentagon has ordered the US military industry to urgently increase the production of weapons, signaling a significant shift in defense manufacturing priorities.
The National Bank of the Republic of North Macedonia has published the daily exchange rate, indicating the current value of the Euro.
In a video interview, Petar Arsovski discusses North Macedonia's progress towards EU accession, using the metaphor of frogs being boiled slowly.
A video survey explores citizens' views on the increasing cost of goods at markets and where they are currently shopping.
Video footage shows two major Russian oil refineries engulfed in flames, indicating significant industrial incidents.
A video report details a new, intense attack on Kyiv, with casualties including at least three people, one of whom was a child.