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The front page of SDK.mk features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a legal case involving a former official accused of significant fraud, the opening of a film festival in Bitola, and several international events such as US sanctions against Russia, a US-Denmark…
Perparim Bajrami, who had been a fugitive for two years, maintains his innocence regarding accusations of causing 9.7 million euros in damages to the State Lottery.
The 47th edition of the 'Brothers Manaki' International Film Festival starts in Bitola, opening with the Macedonian premiere of Dina Duma's film 'Skate... Isn't for Girls'.
Donald Trump has signed a comprehensive sanctions bill targeting Russia's economy by penalizing major buyers of its oil and gas.
The United States and Denmark have announced a security agreement for Greenland, resolving a diplomatic dispute sparked by Donald Trump's threats to purchase the territory.
A drone struck a cooling tower at one of the reactor units of Russia's Kursk nuclear power plant, according to the International Atomic Energy Agency.
Volodymyr Zelensky has initiated a new regional group of eight Carpathian countries in Central and Eastern Europe aimed at advancing cooperation.
Macedonian Radio Television (MTV) is reintroducing new political magazines, children's radio drama, a children's choir, podcasts, and bringing back music competitions like 'Macedonian Idol' and 'X Factor'.
TAV Macedonia has rescinded its decision that limited free access to one vehicle per day in the short-stay zone at Skopje Airport.
The official Facebook page of the Mayor of Skopje was blocked for content related to landfills and alleged discrimination against residents.
