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The front page of Sloboden Pecat features a mix of international and domestic news. A top story reports on a car attack in France that resulted in fatalities and injuries. Other international news includes Slovenia's veto on an EU condemnation of Israeli settlements and a report on devastating…
A man has died and at least ten others were injured after a driver intentionally drove a car into pedestrians outside a train station in Cannes, France, with local authorities confirming the incident. Some victims are in critical condition.
An announcement by EU Commissioner for Enlargement, Marta Kos, about potential changes in the EU's accession process, raises questions about whether North Macedonia, after over two decades of waiting, will get a faster path to membership or face stricter scrutiny.
Slovenia has blocked an EU statement condemning Israeli settlements in the West Bank, creating a diplomatic division within the bloc regarding the issue.
This political commentary piece questions who between political figures Gashi and Mickoski will ultimately be responsible for economic or political consequences.
Following devastating floods in the Himalayas, approximately 1,500 people are reported missing, and concerns are rising about the possibility of further landslides.
The automotive giant Volkswagen is reportedly closing production facilities despite having previously distributed billions in dividends to shareholders.
This article provides the daily official exchange rate for the euro against the Macedonian denar, as published by the National Bank of the Republic of North Macedonia.
This report highlights an Oscar-winning individual who is being celebrated as a national hero in Ukraine.
According to a former Defense Minister of Ukraine, the country is gradually losing the war and has a limited window of time to change the tide of the conflict.
Russian authorities claim that three children have lost their lives as a result of a Ukrainian drone strike in the Krasnodar region.
