Less Oil on the Market, Europe More Exposed to Price Hikes ↗
Front page leadGlobal oil markets are experiencing reduced supply, potentially exposing Europe to further price increases.
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The Alsat news front page highlights a mix of international and domestic stories. Top international concerns include rising oil prices due to US-Iran tensions and the EU's reaction to state honors for Mladić. Domestically, the news covers legal proceedings against a lawyer, discussions on national…
Global oil markets are experiencing reduced supply, potentially exposing Europe to further price increases.
The relevant authorities registered 36 fires yesterday, and the risk of further fires remains high.
Temperatures will reach 36°C today, with storms expected to return starting Wednesday.
Global statistics reveal that exposure to tobacco smoke leads to 1.66 million deaths each year.
Rising oil prices are linked to increased US-Iran tensions, sparking worries about the security of shipments through the Strait of Hormuz.
The Bar Association of North Macedonia has initiated proceedings to revoke the license of lawyer Fehmi Stafa, who has been convicted.
The proposal to sing the national anthem in schools has resurfaced, with the VLEN party pledging equal treatment for the Albanian anthem.
A 48-year-old man from Skopje was injured by gunfire at the entrance of the village of Haračina.
Following a period of high temperatures, the weather is expected to become more unstable with rain, storms, and a drop in temperatures, prompting health warnings.
Results from the Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) show that 15-year-old students in North Macedonia perform below the global average.
Family members of the victims of the modular hospital fire have placed a memorial plaque, fulfilling a need that institutions had not addressed.
The EU has strongly condemned state honors bestowed upon Mladić, leading Sarajevo to recall its diplomatic staff from Belgrade.