Skopje-Blace Highway Delayed and Increased by 27 Million Euros ↗
BDI announced that the Skopje-Blace highway project has been delayed and will cost an additional 27 million euros.
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The news on ALSAT features a mix of domestic and international stories. Key domestic issues include infrastructure projects like the Skopje-Blace highway facing delays and cost increases, potential water and electricity outages in Skopje, and student aid programs. International news covers a wide…
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Former Albanian Fighters in Syria Linked to Sniper Group ↗
Reports indicate that Ebu Katede Albani or Abdul Jashari was part of an Albanian sniper group in Syria known as 'Xhemati Alban'.
300 Candidates Begin Police School on September 1st ↗
Starting September 1st, 300 candidates will commence their training at the police academy.
Five Albanians Returned from Syria, Including Minors and Elderly ↗
Five Albanian nationals, including three minors and a 79-year-old, have returned to their homeland from Syria.
Serbian Spy Sheholli's Communications Involve a Person from North Macedonia ↗
Communications linked to Serbian spy Sheholli have revealed the involvement of an individual from North Macedonia.
No Water in Several Skopje Streets Today ↗
Residents in certain streets of Skopje will experience water supply interruptions today.
Parts of Skopje to Experience Power Outages Today ↗
Scheduled power outages will affect parts of Skopje today.
Abdixhiku: Names for Future President Discussed, Important Step Forward ↗
Abdixhiku stated that names for the next president have been discussed, marking a significant step forward.
State Actors Attempted to Hack EU Officials ↗
State-sponsored actors reportedly attempted to hack into the communications of EU officials.
12 Drivers Detained for Careless Driving, 10 Without Licenses ↗
The Ministry of Interior reported that 12 drivers were detained for careless driving, with 10 of them lacking valid licenses.
Over 40,000 Deaths in England Due to Heatwave, Experts Warn of National Scandal ↗
Front page leadA severe heatwave in England has led to over 40,000 deaths, with experts calling it a national scandal.
When Will We Change the Clocks? European Commission Publishes Calendar Until… ↗
The European Commission has released a calendar detailing clock changes until 2031.
19 Fires in Open Spaces Recorded by 6 PM, Five Still Active ↗
As of 6 PM, 19 fires have been registered in open areas, with five of them still active.
Students Can Apply for 140 Denars Daily for Food Starting Today ↗
Effective today, students are eligible to apply for a daily food subsidy of 140 denars.
'School Basket' Comes into Effect, Citizens Say 15% is Not Enough ↗
The 'school basket' initiative has been implemented, but citizens feel the 15% increase is insufficient.
Villages Wiped Out After Devastating Floods in Nepal ↗
Entire villages have been erased following severe floods in Nepal, according to initial reports.
Wildfires Continue to Ravage Multiple Regions ↗
Wildfires are ongoing in multiple regions, with significant destruction reported.
UNICEF Warns: Children Exposed to Harm, Denounce ↗
UNICEF has issued a warning about children being exposed to harm and urged for denunciation of such acts.
50 Cases of Heatstroke Confirmed in Kumanovo, First Case Recorded ↗
Amila Rashiti's registry confirmed 50 cases of heatstroke in Kumanovo, with the first case being recorded.
Report: BDI and Angelovit's Statements on 2001 War Risky ↗
Gazetar Suad Bajrami stated that statements by BDI and Stojanche Angelov regarding the 2001 war are risky.
Jurisprudence/Shashivari to Initiate Student and Dean Meetings for Legal… ↗
According to Suad Bajrami, the legal system will initiate meetings with students and deans to find a legal solution.
Konjufca: Names for President are Ready, Agreement with LDK Reached ↗
Glauk Konjufca stated that the names for the president are ready and an agreement has been reached with LDK.
Struga: Thousands of Students at Risk of Being Left Without Transport ↗
In Struga, thousands of students are at risk of not having public transportation at the start of the school year.
4 Issues EU Must Resolve Before Accession ↗
Marta Kos, a reformist, stated that the EU must resolve four key issues before accession, including stronger environmental protection and rule of law.
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