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The news from Sloboden Pecat covers a range of international and domestic stories, with a prominent focus on the controversial lives of the Tate brothers. Other international news includes an amusement park ride malfunction in Germany, Spain's apology to Ceuta residents over the migrant crisis…
Controversial influencer Andrew Tate presented a "extremely rich" lifestyle, but the cars and yachts displayed on social media were not his own, and he exaggerated his life for online attention, his lawyers stated. Tate and his brother Tristan are currently in prison in Florida but are seeking…
An amusement park ride in Germany malfunctioned, leaving 23 people stranded for several hours. The incident was captured on video.
Spain has apologized to the residents of Ceuta for the migrant crisis and announced that legal changes will be made to address the situation.
An Israeli far-right lawmaker, Zvi Sukkot, and his associates destroyed a monument to killed Palestinians in the West Bank village of Madama using hammers. The incident was condemned by the Israeli army and politicians.
Dimitris Kokotas, a well-known Greek singer, has passed away after spending two years in the hospital.
The mayor of Kavadarci, Janev, suspects that the fire at the local landfill was deliberately set and described it as an "attack on the city."
Five European countries are against the European Union's proposal for a two trillion euro budget.
Dolly Parton's last wish is to be buried in a private ceremony.
This article provides the daily exchange rate for the euro from the National Bank of the Republic of North Macedonia.
A video survey explores the rising prices of mosquito repellents and citizens' willingness to take measures to protect themselves from mosquitoes.
The former Ukrainian Defense Minister believes that Ukraine is slowly losing the war and that there are only a few months left to achieve a turnaround.
