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The front page of Plusinfo features a mix of international and domestic news. Top international stories include the CIA's alleged border discussions with Russia, a devastating flood in Nepal, and new restrictions on social media use for children by Meta. Domestically, there's news on fuel prices…
The Kremlin claims no meeting with Putin occurred, but the Russian president was reportedly fully informed of secret discussions regarding border delineations, possibly to avoid conflict with NATO.
Satellite imagery suggests a glacial landslide may have caused a deadly flood near the Nepal-China border, resulting in 162 deaths and over 1,300 missing persons.
Meta has agreed to pay a $17.1 billion fine and implement restrictions, including limiting app access during school hours and preventing notifications for children between 8 am and 3 pm.
The article questions the scientific dogma of a sudden displacement of Balkan populations, suggesting a more plausible scenario of centuries-long cultural consolidation and mixing of peoples.
North Macedonia has the highest fuel consumption in the region, with reserves from 50-liter tanks likely being around 75.5 liters, while Greece's consumption is higher.
A cargo plane carrying explosives landed in Leipzig, Germany, raising suspicions about Russia's involvement and the potential for a serious military incident.
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen reportedly received many comments about her appearance over the years, leading to speculation about cosmetic surgery.
The European Football Association is not giving up on replacing FIFA's president and has devised a new strategy to challenge him in the 2027 elections.
A Frenchman has died from thirst in Death Valley, California, with authorities investigating the circumstances of his death.
Regulations regarding recreational fishing and boating in the Mavrovo region are discussed.
The cost of health insurance for pensioners in North Macedonia is reported to be 220 million (currency unspecified).
