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North Macedonia has lost a prominent scientist, diplomat, and analyst with the passing of Jovan Donev, who served as a scientific advisor, professor, director of 'Euro-Balkan', and ambassador to the UK, Ireland, and Iceland.
A police operation in Skopje involving searches at multiple locations is investigating financial fraud related to vehicle registration, resulting in damages exceeding 13 million denars.
An opinion piece suggests that while Macedonians may work more hours than Germans, their productivity value is lower due to a low-productivity economy with structural problems, hindering integration into the digital revolution.
Two individuals from Taiwan were found dead in their Crnice apartment; neighbors reported seeing funeral vehicles, and police were present for hours. Initial examinations showed no visible signs of violence.
The Ukrainian president has ordered a full investigation into a scandal involving Ukrainian intelligence agencies, which Ukrainian media reports are linked to a spy thriller with many unknowns.
The motive behind the triple murder in Danilovgrad remains a mystery, with the perpetrator reportedly laughing during the act and crying before the taxi driver.
Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov strongly criticized the resurgence of neo-Nazi ideas in Europe, stating that Europe is once again experiencing these nationalistic and superiority-driven ideologies.
Hungary may approve the next seven-year EU budget only if it reaches a compromise that aligns with its interests.
The image of Daniela Arsovska was displayed on Times Square.
This story marks the 13th anniversary of an event involving a man and a train station.
Despite recent bad weather, sunshine is expected in Skopje this afternoon.
A triple murderer has been arrested in Podgorica.
Starting in October, digital forms will be implemented, marking a step in the digital transformation of mobile phone services.