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The US military reported that one of its helicopters fired missiles to disable a cargo ship that was attempting to violate the American blockade of Iranian ports. The incident involved a Panamanian-flagged vessel named 'Vela Nova'.
European stock markets are currently setting new records, raising questions about whether they can overcome the historical trend of August downturns, often referred to as the 'August curse'.
The current heatwave has also impacted the production of Italian parmesan cheese, indicating the widespread effects of extreme weather conditions on agriculture and food production.
Istanbul Airport has achieved a significant milestone by surpassing London's Heathrow to become the busiest airport in Europe, highlighting its growing importance in global air travel.
Ukraine has reportedly paused its drone attacks targeting tankers that use a Russian port, following a request from the United States, signaling diplomatic maneuvering amid ongoing conflict.
A young Moroccan footballer tragically drowned while attempting to reach Spain, becoming one of 150 victims in a mass migration attempt. Her mother was informed of her visa approval for Spain on the same day she died.
The fire that occurred near Novo Selo was not accidental, and the police have apprehended the individuals responsible for starting it.
The National Bank of the Republic of North Macedonia has released its daily exchange rate, indicating the current value of the Euro against the local currency.
A song created using artificial intelligence has become a hit on 'Radio 2,' with hundreds of listeners calling in to inquire about its origin.
A devastating earthquake in Colombia has resulted in over 220 fatalities, with an additional 4,000 people reported missing, highlighting the severity of the natural disaster.
A video survey asks citizens for their opinions on how the upcoming 35th anniversary of North Macedonia's independence will be celebrated.
An interview with Ana Kolevska, who is recognized as the best junior Latin dancer in North Macedonia and ranks seventh in the world.