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North Macedonia
The news on ALSAT today is dominated by domestic Macedonian issues including a political clash over prices, crime reports from Tetovo and Tabanoc, and legal proceedings. International news covers an anti-terror operation in Poland, a shooting in Turkey, and Albania joining NASA's Artemis Accords.
The increase in prices has reignited the political confrontation between the ruling party and the opposition. SDSM is calling for urgent measures, while VMRO-DPMNE is defending the government's policies.
SPAK has ordered arrests and house searches related to the abuse of office and the abuse of official position. Among those detained are a former SDSM official and a former deputy minister.
The Ministry of Interior has carried out enforced checks on drivers of motorcycles, bicycles, and electric scooters, with over 10,000 fined. The goal is to increase road safety.
Two young individuals were arrested in Tetovo for facilitating prostitution, after threats of suicide and raids were reported.
All individuals accused in the 'Llaskarca' case have been released from prison, and the arrest warrant for the fugitive Remzi Miftari will be withdrawn.
The judicial process for "Besa Trans" is being delayed, with the verdict not having been delivered for six months.
A Hungarian national was apprehended at the Tabanoc border crossing with 200,000 Euros concealed in his vehicle.
A large-scale fraud scheme involving 13.3 million Euros has been uncovered in Thessaloniki, leading to the arrest of 5 individuals and the investigation of 18 others.
The weather forecast predicts a clear and cold morning followed by a sunny day.
For the seventh consecutive night, citizens have gathered in Pristina's main square to protest against a decision made by the Special Court.
An anti-terror operation in Poland has led to the arrest of a teenager who was reportedly inspired by Nazism and was planning to attack schools.
A morning of terror in Manisa, Turkey, where gunshots were fired in front of a school, resulting in serious injuries to a group of students.
A growing backlash against the use of smart glasses is being reported in London and other cities, with calls for them to be turned off.
With high fuel prices, the question arises whether the government can provide relief to citizens by reducing VAT and excise duties.
In a recent competition for jobs at DAP, out of 77 available positions, only 12 ethnic Albanians were hired.
An altercation involving insults and accusations occurred between court employees and the President of the Basic Court in Kumanovo.
Following more than 150 court sessions, the families of victims have expressed indignation after their case was returned to the appellate court.
Albania has taken a significant step into space exploration by joining NASA's Artemis Accords.
The Crisis Management Center reports that 31 fires were registered in the morning, with one now under control.
A heatwave is expected to bring hot temperatures towards the end of summer, affecting Macedonia.
The Embassy of Kosovo in Struga has been closed, and citizens will now need to travel to the capital for consular services.
Details are emerging regarding a deal with Greenland.
Turkish President Erdogan, speaking in New York, stated that it is time for Turkey and the USA to leave NATO.
Illicit drugs may see an increase in North Macedonia.
