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The news from Sloboden Pecat, a North Macedonian outlet, covers international conflicts, European heatwaves, and domestic issues. Top stories include an attack on UN peacekeepers in South Sudan, the impact of heatwaves in Europe, and a bilateral agreement between North Macedonia and Israel…
Armed assailants ambushed a patrol in South Sudan, resulting in the deaths of two UN peacekeepers. The incident, though rare, highlights the widespread violence in the African nation.
North Macedonia and Israel have signed two bilateral documents aimed at enhancing their cooperation in various fields.
Iran and Pakistan have reportedly achieved significant progress in discussions aimed at bringing an end to a war, though specific details are not provided.
At least 35,000 people have died in Europe due to successive record-breaking heatwaves this summer, with Germany, France, and Spain reporting the highest numbers.
Last night, mosquito spraying operations were carried out in three municipalities within Skopje.
Three fires are currently active, with 29 outdoor fires reported in the past day.
Information on the current exchange rate of the euro against the Macedonian denar.
Archbishop Stefan has canceled his planned trip to the United States and Canada on the recommendation of doctors.
Slavjanka Petrovska, former Minister of Defense, received an award in Kyiv that was presented to her by President Zelensky.
A video survey explores the rising prices of mosquito repellents and citizens' willingness to take measures against them.
Comedienne Ivana Naskova discusses societal stereotypes, particularly focusing on the question of marriage in a video interview.
This video interview examines the improvements made to ease the lives of 24 families with disabled members in Skopje, questioning the adequacy of these measures.
