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The front page of SDK.mk features a mix of domestic and international news. The top domestic story concerns assurances about the safety of Skopje's water supply, with officials refuting opposition-spread panic as a "terrorist attack." International news includes a White House spokesperson's…
An official stated that Skopje's water is safe, refuting claims of contamination and describing the opposition's panic-mongering as akin to a terrorist attack, while publicly drinking tap water.
Donald Trump confirmed that White House spokesperson Karine Jean-Pierre will leave her post at the end of the month to spend more time with her family.
Iran and the US remain stuck in efforts to reach a permanent end to the war, with a high-ranking Iranian official stating that there is no progress as talks have stalled.
Morocco has arrested a group of people suspected of inciting new attempts to illegally cross into the Spanish enclaves of Ceuta and Melilla, the Interior Ministry announced.
Spotify is introducing a new feature that will indicate when music has been generated with the help of artificial intelligence (AI), according to the streaming service.
The airport in Catania, on the Italian Mediterranean island of Sicily, remained closed amidst the peak tourist season due to the latest eruption of Mount Etna.
The Public Prosecutor's Office (OJO) Skopje has opened a case based on a tip-off to investigate information about massive environmental pollution from waste at the Rashche sources site.
The Macedonian premieres of 'Good People' by Teona Strugar Mitevska and 'Ruins' by Marija Dzidzeva are among the 71 documentaries selected for the Makedox Festival.
The Council has approved the creation of 27 new positions at the Kumanovo Home for the Elderly, with the Ministry of Finance's consent pending.
A Roma individual reported their Albanian colleague for using the derogatory term 'Gypsy,' prompting a commission to investigate the alleged discrimination.
