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The Plusinfo front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on North Macedonian politics, economy, and societal issues. Top stories include the country's efforts to resolve visa issues for professional drivers with EU countries, updates on textbook distribution…
North Macedonia has signed bilateral agreements with Switzerland, Croatia, and Romania for professional transporters, and is in negotiations with Austria, Germany, and Hungary to resolve visa issues, according to Deputy Prime Minister Aleksandar Nikoloski.
The distribution of most textbooks for the new academic year is complete, with the new model placing the primary responsibility on publishing houses, according to Minister of Education Vesna Janevska.
Citizens are receiving fake SMS messages with payment links for alleged traffic violations. The Ministry of Interior has provided guidance on how to distinguish genuine messages from fraudulent ones.
VMRO-DPMNE criticizes Zernovski, labeling him as the 'dreg' of SDSM, and states that his political career has been unsuccessful, while accusing him of opposing all government achievements.
The article claims inflation is currently three times lower than during the SDSM's tenure, citing combined growth in exports, increased production, and reduced unemployment as evidence of the current government's success.
The article covers the Supercup final in Salzburg, where PSV defended their title, and Aston Villa made history by winning the European trophy for the first time in over four decades.
The article calls for the prosecution to investigate why former Minister of Health Venko Filipche allegedly ignored over 400 reports concerning polluted water in Gostivar, questioning his responsibility for the health of Gostivar residents.
Numerous fires are being registered across the country, with over 20 locations affected. The situation is most critical in Dragov Dol and Morane, where two fires are active.
There are significant delays at the Tabanovce and Bogorodica border crossings due to increased road traffic, with citizens reporting long waiting times.
A man who impersonated a police officer and defrauded citizens has been sentenced to one year in prison. The scam involved extorting money under the guise of fictitious fines.
The article speculates about North Macedonian footballer Eljif Elmas potentially moving to a new club in Italy, hinting at a possible transfer.
Power supply has been interrupted in the Skenderaj area due to a technical defect. Efforts are underway to restore electricity as soon as possible.
The article reports on Akhmeti's statement about returning Grubby to business, with an accompanying image of two men, possibly involved in a political or business context.
