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The front page of SDK.mk features a mix of domestic and international news. Top domestic stories include the reallocation of funds for a new boulevard in Skopje, archaeological research in Amzabegovo, improved working conditions for municipal workers in Tetovo, and the launch of a new city train…
Funds allocated by the government to the City of Skopje for the Vizbegovo Boulevard have been repurposed for the construction of an underpass on the Southern Boulevard.
The US and Iran have exchanged attacks, with American forces targeting missile launchers on Larak Island. This marks the first known direct engagement between the two nations.
The director of a Nepalese school managed to evacuate approximately 900 students to safety before a devastating flood, which resulted in nearly 800 deaths and over 3,000 disappearances.
Domestic archaeologists, in collaboration with the Austrian Archaeological Institute, have resumed excavations at the Neolithic settlement of Amzabegovo, near Sveti Nikole.
Municipal workers in Tetovo are celebrating the resumption of regular salary payments and the settlement of their health and pension contributions after a decade-long issue.
A new city train service connecting Zelenikovo to the Transport Center will commence operations on September 1st, with single tickets priced at 40 denars and return tickets at 70 denars.
A passenger ferry carrying approximately 270 individuals has capsized off the coast of Northern Cyprus, with rescue operations underway and at least seven confirmed fatalities.
A commentary piece discussing the challenges faced by North Macedonians regarding EU visa regulations and the possibility of visa liberalization.
The Kumanovo council has greenlit the hiring of 27 new staff members for the local home for the elderly, pending final approval from the Ministry of Finance.
A commission has found that a journalist used hate speech by calling a colleague 'Gypsy,' leading to an investigation into the incident.
