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The Plusinfo front page features several domestic news stories from North Macedonia, focusing on crime, government activities, and infrastructure projects. International news includes a report on a Ukrainian prosecutor general and a story about a child attacked by a jackal in Greece. The site…
A police officer sustained serious injuries after being stabbed and cut with a knife by a suspect. The prosecution has requested detention due to the risk of flight and the possibility of reoffending.
The European Union is financing four projects to modernize the Customs Administration, providing 26 special vehicles, forensic equipment, and a vehicle for detainees to detect smuggling, monitor risks, and speed up procedures.
Prime Minister Mickoski announced high-level talks in the Senate, Congress, and the State Department, as well as with the DFC, and later in New York with world leaders at the UN General Assembly. He offered the Krivolak military training ground for investments.
The reconstruction of Skopje's iconic Stone Bridge has started, addressing years of damaged lighting and stolen fixtures. The project will install architectural and decorative lighting, with a special focus on its recognizable arches.
A child was bitten by a jackal in a camp in Greece. The child was initially taken to a hospital in Serbia for treatment of the wounds.
Vice Prime Minister Bekim Sali and Rector Prof. Dr. Bekim Fetaji discussed the possibility of moving the university to the CCM building, examining the suitability of the premises.
A three-year-old child suffered severe burns in a fire in Zadar and is in critical condition. Doctors indicate the child has extensive burns covering 60% of the body.
Andriy Kostin has been appointed as the new Prosecutor General of Ukraine.
