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The Plusinfo front page features news on North Macedonian politics, international relations, business, and world events. Top stories include the Macedonian Prime Minister's meetings with US congressmen in Washington, discussions on the 'Ilinden' Ombudsman case, and the US Federal Reserve's…
North Macedonian Prime Minister met with US Congresswomen Claudia Tenney and Keith Self in Washington to discuss strategic partnership, parliamentary cooperation, and shared interests between the two countries.
Bulgarian Vice President Iliana Yotova stated that the 'Ilinden' Ombudsman case is nearing its end after a meeting at the Council of Europe in Strasbourg, suggesting its current use is detrimental to Bulgaria's image.
The US Federal Reserve increased interest rates by 0.25 points, leading to higher borrowing costs globally. Another increase is anticipated by the end of the year, impacting global markets and the US dollar's strength.
The verdict for Hashim Thaci and three other former KLA leaders elicited distinct reactions from Pristina and Belgrade, with Kurti citing massacres and injustice, while Vučić stated that the most severe crimes were not covered.
France reacted to threats made by Donald Trump, stating that the EU favors Canada and the US should not interfere in their trade relations.
A story about court decisions concerning historical battles and planned job transitions in the public sector, mentioning Premier Janez Janša's 'soft' approach to reassigning public employees without mass dismissals.
The story discusses the risks associated with oil pipelines, suggesting they could escalate conflict and pose security threats, particularly concerning the Red Sea.
A story reporting the discovery of the body of a missing person from Skopje.
Reports on a handball match where the Vardar team narrowly lost with a score of 32:33.
Reports positive news for Skopje regarding the awarding of a tender for the BRT system.
