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The front page of SDK.mk features a mix of domestic and international news. A top domestic story reports on the Supreme Court overturning a verdict in a bus crash case that killed 16 people, leading to the release of those convicted. International news includes a stabbing incident in a Zagreb…
The Supreme Court has overturned the verdict in a case concerning a bus crash near Laskartsi that resulted in 16 fatalities, leading to the release of the convicted individuals from prison.
One student and one woman were injured in a knife attack at a secondary school in Zagreb. Police stated that the attack in the Voltin neighborhood was carried out by another student.
Hundreds of citizens marched in Belgrade in support of the creators of '24 Minutes' after the new owners of 'TV Nova' removed the show.
The Houthis have taken control of the Yemeni port city of Mocha and are advancing along the Red Sea coast towards strategic islands, according to military sources.
Bone fragments from the hand of a medieval Russian prince, who achieved a notable victory against the Mongols, have been sent to the front lines in Ukraine to boost the morale of the troops.
The celebration of North Macedonia's 35 years of independence cost over 300 million denars (5 million euros), with the majority of funds provided by the State Lottery, which stated it was company money, not state funds.
Sparkasse Group has officially submitted a notification of its intention to take over all ordinary shares issued by Uni Bank AD, which would give it a 17% share of the Macedonian market.
