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The news from Plusinfo.mk covers a range of topics including historical disputes over artifacts, potential economic impacts of data centers, and a lighthearted story about a dog at a football match. There are also reports on a planned airplane hijacking, a weekly horoscope, and news from Russia…
A Macedonian professor claims that the bones of Tsar Samuil were moved to Sofia in 1943 and suggests that Sofia received the remains of a clergyman from Greece, arguing that this violates the Prespa Agreement by transferring archaeological artifacts and cultural heritage.
Global projections estimate data center investments could reach $7 trillion by 2030, increasing copper demand due to its conductivity and efficiency; the article notes a related greenfield mining project in Ilovica, North Macedonia.
A brief interruption at the Macedonia vs. Scotland football match due to a dog became a global sports attraction, with footage and photos shared by major international media outlets like Sky Sports, The Sun, and ESPN.
The individual's intention was to obtain all necessary approvals for landing and was in the final stage of obtaining permission.
The Republican Electoral Commission has so far announced 17 election lists, one of which has been withdrawn.
Scorpios can expect passionate conflicts, and problems with family and finances.
A 28-year-old laboratory technician, Darija Shipilova, from the Irkutsk region, has reportedly contracted the plague, according to media reports.
The article discusses the current situation between Russia and Ukraine, hinting at a potential de-escalation.
A Bulgarian journalist claims a silver box containing relics of Saint Matrona is from Ohrid, citing a 1916 document suggesting it was sent to Sofia for 'temporary safekeeping'.
