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The news from Plusinfo focuses on domestic Macedonian issues, including a significant financial crime case involving tax evasion and money laundering in Strumica. Other top stories cover the country's energy sector development with the signing of a vertical gas corridor agreement, a cultural event…
A criminal complaint has been filed against two individuals and one legal entity from Strumica on suspicion of tax evasion and money laundering, with cash and funds from their accounts seized.
With interconnections to Greece and Serbia, North Macedonia is set to access new gas routes, potentially transporting up to 2.8 billion cubic meters of natural gas annually.
A meeting on the Reform Agenda reviewed current activities, priorities, and upcoming steps in the reform process, aiming for more effective institutions and improved public services.
The multimedia spectacle 'A Strong Day Has Shone' has begun on Macedonia Square, using music, acting, and dance to tell the story of the past 35 years since independence.
North Macedonia is expecting sunny and warm weather with little to moderate cloudiness, with maximum temperatures reaching up to 36 degrees Celsius.
Spokesperson Miteva stated that the celebration of independence on September 8th should be closer to the citizens, emphasizing that independence is a matter for the people.
Strong winds and high temperatures are hindering firefighting efforts in Fier, Albania, where a large fire is spreading rapidly.
A new road and green belt project is underway in Dračevo, aimed at improving the local infrastructure and environment.
A cold front is expected to affect the Balkan region around November 11, bringing a significant drop in temperatures.
The financial police have seized over 4.5 million denars, reportedly related to tax evasion and financial irregularities.
