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The Plusinfo front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a focus on business, politics, and current events. Top stories include an investigation into alleged suspicious capital for a TV purchase, an increase in pensions, a major data center project in Mostar, and government…
The financial police are investigating alleged suspicious capital intended for a television purchase. A source indicates that official institutions are acting professionally and legally to protect public interest, urging against speculation and misinformation from sources like SDSM.
Pensions are set to increase by 3 to 3.5%, with the exact calculation to be finalized next week. The increase will be reflected in the September pension payment, disbursed in October, according to Minister Velkovski.
American company AAFS plans to build a 100-megawatt data center in Mostar as part of a larger investment in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Several Balkan countries, including Serbia, Albania, Montenegro, and Bulgaria, are developing their own infrastructure in this sector.
The government is developing a law for tourist development zones, which can be initiated by the state or private entities, considering municipalities' limited funds. Berovo is highlighted as a top priority for development, as stated by the Prime Minister during a visit.
The US has gained control over Venezuelan oil reserves through a significant deal announced by President Trump, marking a historic moment in energy policy.
The agency led by Dalibor Kitanović is tasked with advancing and protecting the rights of...
A major tragedy occurred in Berovo, resulting in the loss of nine lives, overshadowing the celebrations.
Ukraine reportedly plans to launch 1,000 drones with a long range against Russia, according to information circulating.
One of Russia's largest refineries has caught fire, with reports suggesting drone involvement.
An individual, identified as a three-time Olympian and figure skater, has been sentenced for involvement in activities related to royal tradition.
