High-Profile Trial Begins, Healthcare Disparities Emerge
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The trial of former first deputy prime minister Artan Grubi and seven others has begun, marking a significant legal development in the country. This high-profile case is drawing considerable attention as proceedings commence.
Meanwhile, a new report has brought to light disparities within the healthcare system, revealing that members of Parliament are receiving private mammograms while public health services are burdened with months-long waiting lists. This comes as state institutions increasingly opt for private health insurance for their members.
Amidst these domestic concerns, North Macedonia has secured at least two medals in the Taranto competition, with the final results expected to be announced today. Additionally, the nation continues to grapple with persistent wildfires, with over thirty open fires reported in the past 24 hours.