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North Macedonia
The news from ALSAT focuses on domestic politics and international affairs, with a particular emphasis on North Macedonia's relationship with the EU and regional issues. Several stories cover political disputes, legal proceedings, and social issues within North Macedonia. International news…
North Macedonia is not included in the current European Union accession process projections formulated by Brussels, which encompass Albania, Montenegro, Moldova, and Ukraine.
The political platform "12:05" is associated with clashes and accusations between various political parties, indicating a tense political environment.
The law on protection from tobacco use has been neglected, with Members of Parliament now awaiting expert opinions before proceeding.
The Ministry of Justice has begun the extradition process for Rami Kuçi, who is suspected of involvement in a murder that occurred in Dyqanxhik.
The Assembly of Kosovo has approved a declaration concerning the Special Court with a significant majority of 99 votes in favor.
The case of "Llaskarca" has proceeded to the Appeals Court, with Judge Betim Jahja assigned to the case.
The weather today is expected to be cloudy with intermittent sunshine.
Thirteen drivers have been detained for careless driving, and eight were found to be operating vehicles without a valid license.
Russian drones have reportedly caused a fire at the National Academy of Sciences in Ukraine.
Qatar has initiated separate negotiations with the United States and Iran aimed at achieving a ceasefire.
The Ebola outbreak in the Congo continues to be uncontrolled, with the mortality rate approaching 50 percent.
Davkova appeals for mutual understanding from neighboring countries, emphasizing that the path to European Union membership must adhere to the Copenhagen criteria.
The Economic Chamber is advocating for a special status for professional drivers, likely addressing concerns related to their working conditions or regulations.
A 70-year-old individual has died due to West Nile Fever, with seven other people requiring hospitalization for the same illness.
Six percent of families are living in poverty and are struggling with a lack of essential basic necessities.
Austrian parliament is discussing fuel price increases, with debates focusing on whether to blame Ukraine or drivers.
The company "Besa Trans" is facing criminal proceedings regarding alleged issues with certifications and licenses of bus drivers, following a bus accident.
The trial against Trajko Bojkovski in the Basic Court of Kumanovo continues, with experts testifying about his mental state at the time of the alleged serious crimes.
The Albanian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ferit Hoxha, is planning changes in ambassadorial appointments, with Malaj heading to Skopje and Mejdani to Pristina.
Gazetar Bashkim Sulejmani reports on political clashes between the mayor and opposition in the Municipality of Tetovo, with accusations of corruption against the Municipal Council.
Hungarian Parliament member Peter Magyar had his parliamentary immunity revoked. The investigation into an incident continues, with the vote in parliament being 139 in favor of revoking his immunity.
A 56-year-old woman was found without signs of life, with initial suspicions pointing to West Nile Fever.
The government is reportedly appealing to TVSH (likely referring to a state institution or company) for fuel, suggesting potential shortages or logistical issues.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has visited the United Arab Emirates.
