Turkey Seeks International Arrest Warrant for Netanyahu ↗
Front page leadTurkey is reportedly seeking an international arrest warrant for Benjamin Netanyahu, indicating a significant diplomatic development.
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The news from Alsat.mk covers a range of domestic and international topics. Domestically, concerns include rising temperatures and potential wildfires, with authorities issuing warnings about drones and traffic violations. There's also news about government measures to reduce school supply costs…
Turkey is reportedly seeking an international arrest warrant for Benjamin Netanyahu, indicating a significant diplomatic development.
The Hague tribunal has set September 16th as the date to make a decision regarding Thaci and former KLA leaders.
Transport operators in Struga have announced a potential suspension of their services.
A critical situation is unfolding in Nikushtak as firefighting efforts are being carried out from both ground and aerial units.
Greece is experiencing a notable increase in West Nile fever cases, with 13 fatalities reported.
A surge in domestic violence has been reported, with numerous instances of attacks on children and partners.
Pirates have reportedly captured a tanker vessel with connections to Iran.
A yellow alert has been issued for high temperatures across Macedonia, with forecasts predicting over 40°C for tomorrow.
The Ministry of Interior is issuing a warning that drone operators must land their devices immediately upon the appearance of a police helicopter.
Eleven drivers have been deprived of their liberty due to offenses related to careless driving.
The Crisis Management Center reports that 14 fires in open areas were registered by 6 PM, with 8 remaining active.
Albania is engaged in a fight against wildfires, with 235 personnel deployed to the affected areas.
Serbia appears to be moving towards early parliamentary elections scheduled for October.
Following the implementation at Tabanoc, the collection of fines for foreign vehicles will soon commence at the Blace border crossing.
The government has announced plans to implement measures aimed at reducing the cost of school supplies.
A dead bird testing positive for West Nile virus has been found in Skopje, with new cases reported in two other municipalities.
In the last 24 hours, 35 fires have been registered, with five still actively burning.
The Ministry of Interior has issued an order for drone users to land their devices immediately when a police helicopter is detected.
Croatia is eliminating toll booths, which will significantly alter the experience of traveling on its highways.
The Agency for Food and Veterinary Medicine (AUV) is urgently requesting vaccines from Turkey and the European Commission.
Natural gas prices in Europe have seen a significant increase, doubling since the beginning of the year.
School fees are once again expected to strain family budgets, as parents anticipate government assistance.
Following the water crisis in Gostivar, institutions are deferring responsibility to the local government.