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The Plusinfo front page features domestic news concerning North Macedonia's president's citizenship, political party disputes, and local business developments. It also includes health advice on hydration during hot weather and international news on the Rhine river's low water levels and freon…
The article reports that Gordana Siljanovska Davkova, the President of North Macedonia, holds citizenship in another country in addition to her Macedonian passport.
The Association of European Geological Surveys supports a harmonized system for critical mineral deposits across Europe, with North Macedonia's Ilovica copper deposit being a prime candidate for realization.
VMRO-DPMNE criticizes SDSM leader Dimitar Kovačevski's political behavior and inability to overcome party divisions, even referencing historical figures in a party campaign spot.
Health advice for individuals over 65 suggests maintaining hydration by drinking water regularly, cooling the body with lukewarm showers, and staying in the coolest part of the home.
The critically low water levels on the Rhine River in Germany are expected to disrupt freight traffic on a key section of the waterway, potentially splitting the river.
Greek authorities confiscated 1,296 bottles of Freon, a substance banned in the EU, with one shipment originating from North Macedonia.
The article suggests that Donald Trump is not prioritizing arms control treaties and that Washington lacks a comprehensive strategy.
The reconstruction of the bridge in Dračevo is underway, with the project being implemented by the government and appealing to citizens of Skopje.
