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The news from ALSAT, a North Macedonian outlet, focuses on a mix of international and domestic stories. Top international news includes US Ambassador Christopher Hill's strong reaction to a decision regarding the Special Court, a private plane catching fire in Libya with pilots under investigation…
US Ambassador Christopher Hill expressed strong disappointment with a recent decision concerning the Special Court, indicating significant displeasure with the outcome.
A private aircraft burst into flames following its landing in Libya, prompting an investigation into the pilots for suspected intoxication during the flight.
According to Italian media reports, the apartment of Cardinal Ernest Simoni has been robbed, raising concerns about the security of prominent figures.
The European Commission has introduced the 'EU Kids Act,' which mandates supervised online accounts for children up to the age of 15.
France is enhancing its security measures for critical infrastructure in response to what President Macron described as a potential Russian hybrid threat.
North Macedonian Mayor Gjorgjievski announced a new initiative to incentivize citizens by offering rewards for reporting illegal dumping of waste.
A bomb attack and subsequent armed confrontation at a mosque in northwestern Pakistan has resulted in dozens of casualties.
Questions are being raised about the sincerity of politicians Gashi and Sali, as their recent posts have ignited public debate.
The prosecution in the 'Lottery' case alleges that damages amounting to over 9.7 million euros have occurred, implicating former officials.
Fortenova Group and ALTA Retail have finalized an agreement for the acquisition of Idea Market and its associated companies.
A debate concerning Assembly Speaker Afrim Gashi's stance on Kosovo has been reignited, contrasting past opposition with current support for Vučić.
Jakup Krasniqi's son urged political parties to unite and find a legal path for former officials during a protest.
