What's happening in Europe?
North Macedonia
The front page of Plusinfo from North Macedonia prominently features stories related to the country's Independence Day celebrations, including a major concert and historical reflections. Other top stories cover domestic news such as a judicial appointment, an earthquake in Ohrid, and a fire…
North Macedonia is celebrating its 35th anniversary of independence, with a concert by David Guetta in Skopje marking the culmination of various events and cultural manifestations.
Five prosecutors are running for the position of head of the Public Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime and Corruption (OJOGOKK), with the successor to Islam Abazi to be elected on October 28.
The VMRO-DPMNE party sent a congratulatory message on North Macedonia's Independence Day, emphasizing unity and love for the country.
A personal account reflects on the difficult process of achieving independence for Macedonia through a referendum, highlighting the unity that emerged when it was most crucial.
An earthquake measuring 3.9 on the Richter scale was felt in the southwestern parts of North Macedonia, waking up residents in Ohrid and Struga.
The Ministry of Interior has secured evidence related to the murder in Chair, and Toshkovski is confident that the perpetrators will be apprehended quickly.
The director of the Public Security Bureau stated that the fire in the 'Jasen' reserve does not pose an immediate great risk, but an assessment of the situation is ongoing.
The weather forecast for the holiday predicts sunny skies with patches of moderate local cloudiness.
The text mentions significant interest in the Pope's visit to France from September 25 to 28, indicating logistical needs.
A story discussing accusations against Serbia and Montenegro, framed as selective justice.
A brief article providing advice on what not to wear to an upcoming concert by DJ David Guetta.
