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The news from Plusinfo focuses heavily on domestic Macedonian issues, including politics and current events, with a significant emphasis on upcoming elections and political party statements. There are also reports on infrastructure like road conditions and infrastructure projects, as well as a…
The SDSM party is criticized by VMRO-DPMNE for not seeking elections, suggesting they fear an electoral defeat and a strong opposition. This indicates a focus on internal Macedonian political dynamics and potential upcoming elections.
The US Department of Energy has provided funds to 'Nth Cycle,' a battery recycling company backed by 'Trafigura,' which is a majority shareholder in 'Euromax Resources,' the company behind the copper mine project in Ilovica.
Traffic at state roads is reported as smooth with dry conditions, but congestion for entry and exit from the country at the Bogorodica and Tabanovce border crossings is causing delays of up to one hour.
The Hydrometeorological Service has issued an orange meteorological alarm for the entire territory of Macedonia due to the high risk of hot weather, with temperatures reaching 40 degrees Celsius in Skopje and Veles.
US President has announced tariffs that were initially set to take effect on Wednesday, with Ottawa reportedly retaliating with similar measures.
Following recent statements, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has labeled Turkish President Erdogan an 'antisemitic dictator,' escalating tensions between the two countries.
A commentary piece that seems to question the intelligence or understanding of certain individuals, possibly in a political context.
The company 'Neptun' is unifying operations in the region, including Macedonia, Albania, Kosovo, and Bosnia and Herzegovina, marking a new phase for employment in these areas.
The Katanovo tunnel and a water main will be temporarily shut off from power for seven hours, affecting infrastructure in the Petrovac area.
The former Ukrainian Minister of Defense, Mykhailo Fedorov, is expected to visit, potentially indicating diplomatic or military cooperation discussions.
Croatia is discontinuing its traditional toll collection system, a change that could have implications for traffic and revenue.
A former Serbian footballer, identified as Milosevic, has been apprehended in possession of a significant quantity of illegal substances.
