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North Macedonia
The front page of Plusinfo features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a report on the race for AI development in the Balkans, with North Macedonia lagging behind Greece and Bulgaria, and discussions about US interest in the region for data centers and high technology…
This article critiques North Macedonia's slow progress in adopting new technologies, particularly in the field of Artificial Intelligence, contrasting it with significant investments in data centers by Greece and Bulgaria, and questioning the country's future economic prospects.
Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski states that the US views North Macedonia as a close friend and discusses energy, infrastructure, and high technology with the US DFC, including plans for a gas pipeline, new power plants, and AI.
The US has acquired Greenland, securing permanent military control, which President Donald Trump described as the fulfillment of a centuries-old American dream, ensuring US security in the region.
Skopje police reacted after a video surfaced on social media showing a Volkswagen Touran driving on the riverbank path. The driver was located, brought to the police station, and sanctioned.
Former US President Trump has banned several media outlets, including CNN, MSNBC, and Politico, from accessing the White House due to their alleged continuous spread of false news.
The article suggests that elected and appointed officials will need to explain their performance and what they have realized in Parliament and with the government.
The weather forecast indicates a weakening of heavy rain, wind, and clouds on Monday, with the expectation of more precipitation to follow, including storms and heavy rainfall.
This story appears to be about the completion of a traffic infrastructure project, possibly related to the 'Limak' construction company, with Skopje making preparations for its conclusion.
The headline suggests a significant engineering achievement related to the construction or development of the road connecting Pristina and Kriva Palanka.
This headline poses a question about the outcomes and benefits of Prime Minister Mickoski's visit or discussions with the USA.
This story likely concerns statements or warnings made by Venko Filipche, a public figure, to his students, with the content of the warning being implied as significant.
