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The news from SDK.mk on October 5, 2026, covers a range of international events including political changes in Spain, protests in France, a crime involving a US marine in Japan, natural disasters in Catalonia, and conflict in Yemen. Domestically, there's a story about alleged discrimination…
An expert commission allegedly forced a completely blind individual to prove their blindness every year and reduced their aid, with discrimination by three doctors being established.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has called snap elections for November 29, which could lead to the fall of the last major socialist government in the EU.
Around 500 schools across France remain closed following clashes between police and students, with the French Minister of Education stating the government blames the far-left for the violence.
A US Marine has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a woman's body was found in a hotel in Okinawa, prompting the Japanese Prime Minister to demand stricter discipline for US military personnel.
Two people have died and one is missing following heavy rains and floods in the Spanish region of Catalonia, with authorities issuing a red alert for a mini-hurricane.
Yemeni Houthi rebels claim to have attacked an oil facility of Saudi Aramco in Riyadh, while the Saudi coalition denies the claim and has conducted massive military operations in Yemen.
Archaeologists from Shtip will seek support from the Ministry for continued research at Grncharica, where the 9,000-year-old skeleton of Slave Makedonski was discovered.
A mother from Skopje is attending classes with her twin daughters who have autism, and the state has provided assistants for them.
