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The SDK.mk front page features several domestic and international news stories. Key domestic issues include delays in building a new hospital in Shtip and the ongoing cleanup of storm damage in Skopje. There's also a report on a drug smuggling investigation involving 5 tons of marijuana and an…
Construction of a new hospital in Shtip has been stalled for over 10 years, with four prime ministers, three interim prime ministers, and eight health ministers having served during this period, highlighting significant governance issues.
Croatian journalist, writer, and activist Vedrana Rudan has passed away at the age of 76 after a long battle with cancer, as reported by Croatian media.
A month after a severe storm hit Skopje on July 19, fallen trees remain uncleared throughout the city, with the city administration stating that 278 have been removed.
A clinic in Northern Cyprus is under suspicion for allegedly using incorrect donors in at least 30 IVF procedures, potentially affecting over 30 children, many of whom are British citizens.
The Public Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime and Corruption has expanded an investigation into the smuggling of 5 tons of marijuana into Serbia, indicting seven more individuals after two were already convicted.
AD ESM has signed a strategic agreement with Kosovo's state energy corporation KEK for a continuous supply of high-quality coal for Macedonian energy production over the next three years.
Twenty-one-year-old Jovan Kostadinov from Vinica, who saved 21 people from a fire at 'Puls', will receive the International Young Courage Award in Sweden.
