Public transport in Skopje changes schedule from September 1st ↗
Front page leadPublic transport in Skopje will implement a new schedule starting September 1st, impacting commuter services.
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The news from ALSAT highlights a mix of domestic and international stories. Top domestic issues include changes to public transport schedules in Skopje, an ongoing investigation into water poisoning in Gostivar, and concerns about the low representation of Albanians in the Police Academy…
Public transport in Skopje will implement a new schedule starting September 1st, impacting commuter services.
A new flood warning has been issued following a disaster in Nepal, with 823 people reported missing.
Serbian President Vučić issues his first public statement following the death of Ratko Mladić.
A cyber attack targeting three airports in Britain has affected 8.7 million customers, leading to data breaches.
Kosovo's Prime Minister Kurti discusses a meeting with Abdixhikun, hinting at progress on the presidential agreement.
Despite warnings, the investigation into the water poisoning incident affecting thousands of Gostivar citizens has not yet been expanded.
Only 3.5% of students starting at the Police Academy from September 1st will be Albanian, with a minister citing lack of interest.
Long queues are reported at the borders with Greece and Serbia, with waiting times up to 45 minutes.
The Municipality of Struga has decided to keep half of its peripheral primary schools open, reversing an earlier closure plan.
A serious traffic accident in Slovenia resulted in the deaths of three North Macedonian citizens, including two children.
Personal data of millions of customers was stolen in a cyber attack on three British airports.
Dramatic footage of rescue operations following a natural disaster in Nepal has been released, showing the tragic toll.
The government is introducing measures for cheaper school supplies, which will be in effect until September 30th.
North Macedonia is experiencing its first European heatwave in centuries, leading to numerous deaths this summer.