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The news from SDK.mk focuses on a mix of domestic and international affairs. Domestically, a significant story concerns the reallocation of funds originally intended for a boulevard in Skopje to an underground street project. Internationally, there are reports on a close referendum in Iceland…
Funds originally allocated by the government to the City of Skopje for the Vizbegovo boulevard have been repurposed for the southern boulevard's underground street project.
Iceland's referendum on continuing EU membership talks has resulted in a very close race, with opponents of negotiations holding a slight lead according to incomplete results.
A fire that broke out in the foothills of Vrtushka peak in North Macedonia's Pelister National Park, near the Prespa side, has been brought under control.
Princess Ingrid Alexandra has officially become the Crown Princess of Norway, marking a historic moment as she is set to be the country's first female monarch in over 500 years.
A fire that began in the Prespa region has now entered Pelister National Park, burning in the area between the Vrtushka and Mala Chuka peaks.
Ukrainian intelligence sources claim that Russia is preparing to mobilize an additional 600,000 soldiers in 2026 and 2027.
Authorities in the Netherlands have issued a warning about potent ecstasy pills resembling the head of former US President Donald Trump, deeming them potentially lethal.
Serbian director Srđan Dragojević has filmed his new movie, 'March 8th', in Skopje, based on a short story by Macedonian author Rumena Bužarovska.
