Rama on protest: Without Kushner's name, Zevnerci's would not have reached… ↗
Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama commented on a protest, suggesting its scale was influenced by the involvement of the name Kushner related to Zevnerci.
North Macedonia
The front page of ALSAT features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a protest related to a controversial name, a court ruling in Kosovo, and domestic law enforcement actions in North Macedonia. Other prominent news includes economic developments like oil prices and…
Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama commented on a protest, suggesting its scale was influenced by the involvement of the name Kushner related to Zevnerci.
The Kosovo Court of Appeals has cleared Agim Çeku and nine other individuals of charges in a case related to veterans.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs reports the arrest of 10 drivers for operating vehicles negligently.
A police operation in Skopje involved raids on 32 locations, including official Ministry of Internal Affairs facilities.
The Democratic Union for Integration (BDI) calls for a thorough investigation into bribery allegations, covering the entire chain involved.
Over the past 24 hours, police across the country have apprehended 13 individuals for driving carelessly.
The 'Safe City' initiative has been launched in Veles, with officials Toshkovski and Mickoski attending the commencement ceremony.
Pleasant weather conditions are persisting with temperatures reaching up to 27 degrees Celsius.
Following an extended spell of extreme heat, a noticeable decrease in temperatures is anticipated.
An explosion occurred at an ammunition depot in Bulgaria, marking the second such incident within a few weeks.
A 'March for Freedom' is being held today to show support for former leaders of the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA).
Travelers are experiencing no significant delays at the border crossings.
The Crisis Management Center (QMK) reports 31 fires in the last 24 hours, with three still active.
During a visit to the Pentagon, Donald Trump stated that the memory of September 11th fuels the ongoing fight.
The Hydrometeorological Service (DPH) forecasts a change in weather, with temperatures falling and the possibility of rain and storms tomorrow.
Oil prices have risen above $100 per barrel, attributed to escalating conflicts in the Middle East.
The Dutch government supports establishing a common European limit on how children use social media.
A serious cyber attack has targeted Berlin's administration, occurring just days before parliamentary and executive elections.
A mandatory regime is in place at the 'Dellçevë' border crossing, leading to anticipated long waiting times for infrastructure works.
Hristijan Mickoski commented on the acquittal of Jakimovski by the Supreme Court, likening the fight to using a rake.
Hristijan Mickoski urges for respect for the national anthem and its performance in all municipalities.
A decline in student enrollment is causing concern.
Mickoski makes a statement regarding potential increases in electricity prices.
The Social Democratic Union of Macedonia (LSDM) is proposing to set the minimum wage at 600 euros.