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An official from the Customs Administration has been reported by a citizen for taking a 7,500 euro bribe and subsequently demanding an additional 10,000 euros. The public prosecutor has requested pre-trial detention for the suspect.
The prosecution is conducting raids and searching for evidence at 32 locations in Skopje, including premises of the Ministry of Interior, in connection with suspected document forgery.
The final decision to call a referendum has calmed tensions after heated parliamentary debates. Early polls indicated strong support for an independent and sovereign Macedonia.
The state-owned 'Macedoniapаt' company is facing a compensation claim of 3.5 million euros for incidents where dogs caused car accidents. An investigation into the previous management has been requested.
Truck drivers from the Western Balkans have decided not to block borders, opting to give the EU another chance to resolve the issue of free movement within the Schengen zone.
The Israeli Minister of Defense stated that 1,100 tons of explosives were detonated, causing destruction and implying responsibility from Hezbollah for the damage to underground infrastructure.
An explosion occurred in a munitions warehouse in Bulgaria, causing significant damage.
A bus stop in Kavadarci was vandalized, with its glass panels shattered. The mayor is appealing to citizens to help maintain public property.
New details are emerging about the suspect in the Zagreb attack, with a negotiator reportedly speaking to the individual.
A Bulgarian Member of Parliament, Kostadinov, is accused of provocation.
The article discusses the upcoming German elections and the high stakes for the AfD party, with candidate Daniel Peters commenting on the serious situation.