US No Longer 'Building' Balkan States, Focusing on Economy; Macedonia Key for… ↗
Front page leadWashington announces less interference in internal affairs, viewing Macedonia as crucial for regional energy and transport links.
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The Plusinfo front page from North Macedonia features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a piece on the US shifting its focus from nation-building in the Balkans to economic ties with North Macedonia, a story about a threat to a political figure in North Macedonia and…
Washington announces less interference in internal affairs, viewing Macedonia as crucial for regional energy and transport links.
Security expert Ljubomir Gjureveski stated the threat was serious as it came from an individual known for criminal acts and violence.
The plan is to use a single ticket for various public transport modes, according to the Mayor of Skopje, who also revealed the BRT system construction is set to begin in spring.
Market analysts believe investors are not convinced by warnings about slowing the AI race, with Trump's intervention adding a stock market dimension.
The article suggests that the protection afforded to former officials will cease, mirroring the end of the political era for SDS and DUI, and calls for dismantling installed personnel in the judiciary.
According to the article, photos were sent by American soldiers to journalists on Sin-Bi-Ec, reportedly under conditions of anonymity.
Federal Judge Christopher Cooper blocked a government decision, stating there is no legal basis for the signage.
A column of white pick-up trucks armed with heavy weaponry was filmed moving through the desert.
The article implies a significant naval action or blockade involving a warship and a conflict with Russia, lasting three days.
A headline suggesting a critical juncture or conclusion related to the company 'Limak' or a project associated with it.
This headline indicates new legal proceedings or accusations against an individual named Jakimovski.
The ongoing conflict in Iran has resulted in significant financial losses amounting to 38 billion dollars.
The headline suggests heightened military activity in Eastern Europe with NATO patrols over Lithuania and Russian flights.