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The news from SDK.mk focuses on domestic agricultural protests regarding low prices and international news dominated by reports of a significant earthquake in Colombia, as well as a ban on an anti-war party in Russia. There are also reports on local events in North Macedonia, including the death…
Farmers from Strumica are protesting for the fourth consecutive day against low purchasing prices and are calling for protection from their representatives and mayors.
Russia's Supreme Court has banned the Yabloko party, the country's only liberal and anti-war political group, from participating in the upcoming parliamentary elections.
At least 132 people have died and a state of emergency has been declared after Colombia was hit by one of the strongest earthquakes in recent years, causing widespread destruction.
At least 79 people have lost their lives after a powerful earthquake struck western Colombia, collapsing buildings in several cities and trapping people under rubble.
Dozens of buildings collapsed in western Colombia after a 7.4 magnitude earthquake struck the region, with initial reports indicating at least 18 fatalities.
Vasko Tomulevski, a prominent activist dedicated to preserving the village of Ljubojno in Prespa, has passed away and was buried today.
The turf at the 'Petar Milosevski' stadium in Bitola was destroyed following two concerts on August 1 and 2. The municipal company states it will be restored in a very short time.
Shepherds from the Pelagonia region are threatening to block the Medzhitlija border crossing if their subsidies are not paid by the end of the week.
The council has greenlit the creation of 27 new employment positions at the Home for the Elderly in Kumanovo, with final approval pending from the Ministry of Finance.
A report by R.OM. concerning a colleague from Albania has led to a commission determining that the term 'Gypsy' used in the report is offensive.
