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North Macedonia
The news on ALSAT highlights domestic economic concerns in North Macedonia regarding national debt, alongside weather forecasts and technological advancements like OpenAI's ChatGPT for Teens. International news includes a Greek ship incident in the Strait of Hormuz, and global financial markets…
North Macedonia's national debt is reported to be in the middle range compared to other European countries, indicating a potentially stable but not exceptional economic situation.
The weather forecast for today indicates sunny skies and very warm temperatures, suggesting pleasant conditions for outdoor activities.
OpenAI has introduced 'ChatGPT for Teens', offering improved safety features and new tools specifically designed for students.
A Greek vessel was struck in the Strait of Hormuz, resulting in the death of a crew member.
The 'Safe City' system, aimed at monitoring vehicles with foreign license plates, has begun its implementation at the Tabanoc border crossing.
Global oil prices, specifically Brent crude, have increased to over $91 per barrel, driven by supply uncertainties in key shipping routes.
North Macedonia's capital, Skopje, and Prague are reportedly seeking consensus regarding integration matters, as stated by the Foreign Minister.
Iran reportedly explored options for attacking US military targets in Southern and Southeastern Europe, contingent on potential decisions by President Trump.
The S&P 500 index on Wall Street experienced a decline for the third day in a row, influenced by rising Treasury yields.
The price of gold is facing significant downward pressure, with increasing risks of further price drops following a series of sharp losses.
A bank employee in Gevgelija has been charged with criminal offenses for illegally accessing and stealing nearly €150,000 from customer accounts.
Farmers are increasingly vocal about the difficulty in finding pickers for their harvest, leading them to sell produce directly from their fields.
A new heatwave is expected this weekend, bringing temperatures that will exceed 40 degrees Celsius.
According to the People's Bank of North Macedonia's exchange rate list, the monthly average exchange rate for the euro today is 61.4950.
