Injured youth returns to Skopje from Bodrum for treatment ↗
Front page leadA young person injured in Bodrum, Turkey, has been brought back to Skopje for medical treatment, highlighting a case of severe injury during vacation.
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The front page of Alsat features a mix of domestic and international news. Top domestic stories include an injured youth returning to Skopje for treatment, a report on the gold market during wedding season, gun violence in Tetovo, and a call for accountability regarding water pollution in…
A young person injured in Bodrum, Turkey, has been brought back to Skopje for medical treatment, highlighting a case of severe injury during vacation.
Despite rising gold prices, the market remains active due to the ongoing wedding season, indicating strong demand for gold during celebratory periods.
An incident involving automatic gunfire in Tetovo has resulted in damage to a residential house, raising concerns about public safety and violence.
The political party LSDM is calling for accountability regarding water pollution in Gostivar, highlighting environmental concerns and demanding action from authorities.
During parliamentary proceedings, Albin Kurti was struck with an egg, reflecting ongoing political tensions and confrontations.
Spain has implemented temporary border controls on passengers arriving from Italy by air and sea, following Italy's rejection of a Spanish ultimatum.
The ECDC reports over 240 cases of West Nile Virus across Europe, with significant numbers in Italy, Greece, and Spain, indicating a regional health concern.
US President Donald Trump is making another attempt to restrict the constitutional right to birthright citizenship through new executive orders.
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 Tabanoc border crossing, located in the municipality of Kumanovo, is deemed a violation by BDI and VLEN parties.
A young man from Macedonia was seriously injured after falling from a slide during his vacation in Bodrum, Turkey, and was transported back by a government plane.
Five new cases of West Nile Virus have been confirmed among suspected cases, with 15 patients currently admitted to hospitals in Skopje.
Kosovo is nearing its constitutional formation, with Albin Kurti and Lumir Abdixhiku reportedly negotiating for the position of president.
The BDI party is demanding government accountability regarding Corridor 10D, claiming it is being taken by storm, suggesting issues with its development or implementation.