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The front page of Plusinfo features a mix of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories focus on infrastructure projects like Corridors 8 and 10, potential constitutional changes related to EU accession, and local environmental issues like fish caught in nets. International news…
Mickoski envisions North Macedonia as a crossroads for transport, gas, and technology, with Corridors 8 and 10 linking the three seas and Central Europe. The government also plans a primary national data center to concentrate defense against cyber attacks.
The idea is for the amendments to be passed in Parliament but not come into effect immediately. Mickoski believes this would provide North Macedonia with a guarantee that it will not face new conditions after the negotiations are completed.
The head of the association of Macedonians in Bulgaria refutes claims by the Bulgarian president that documents were missing during attempts to register the association, stating the courts always find new excuses.
While Soros and Buffett give away billions, Elon Musk considers his profitable companies like Tesla and SpaceX as philanthropy in themselves for changing and improving humanity's future.
The 'Center' allows users to pinpoint noise sources and citizens can verify the noise levels themselves at 30 locations.
Minister of Education Vesna Janevska stated that the process of demolishing buildings for the Ministry of Finance and the Faculty of Physical Culture has been expedited.
For example, those who want to settle on the island of Kastellorizo in the Aegean Sea, near the coast...
The reduction in forces will affect Germany the most, followed by Italy and Spain, countries that are likely to see the most significant changes.
The Mavrovo National Park is struggling with illegal fishing practices, where fish are caught using nets, impacting the local ecosystem.
An American president is expected to address the fate of Iran at the UN General Assembly.
