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The front page of Plusinfo features a mix of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include North Macedonia's adherence to EU sanctions against Belarus, a large wildfire in Mariovo, and a report on West Nile fever deaths. International news covers a political crisis in Ukraine and a…
North Macedonia has joined nine European countries in imposing sanctions against Belarus, a move aligned with its EU candidacy and previous stances on Russian aggression in Ukraine.
A 76-year-old patient has died from West Nile fever, bringing the total number of fatalities to four in North Macedonia, with 15 individuals having recovered.
Ukraine's former Defense Minister Fedorov is calling for elections amidst the ongoing war, placing President Zelensky under pressure. Fedorov stated that democracy cannot be a hostage to Russia.
A wildfire in the Mariovo region has a 20-kilometer fire line and is threatening the village of Krushevica, with firefighters actively working to protect it.
The article highlights how informal contacts of emigrants have led to twinning agreements between Delchevo and four municipalities in Italy, fostering cooperation, including the introduction of the Macedonian language in Italian education.
Iranian hackers are accused of exfiltrating data from 322 universities, having spied for ten years and obtained 31.5 terabytes of information, with targets including companies and research institutions.
Special transport will be provided for visitors to the Monastery of the Mother of God on August 28th, in anticipation of the upcoming monastic celebration.
The article discusses what is needed for Macedonia to be recognized as a tourist destination and mentions that ten orders have been issued.
Police in Gostivar have filed a criminal complaint after seizing 43 kilograms of gold jewelry, reportedly bought for a low price.
Reports indicate that Russians are complaining about a gasoline shortage, and police are investigating the issue in Russian regions.
A new bus line, number 37, has been established, originating from Karposh and serving a new route.
Singer Severina has penned an emotional message to writer Vedrana Rudan, titled 'Taa'.
A report details a 'bloody night' in Camil, involving a Frenchman who apparently left on his own accord.
