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The news on ALSAT covers a range of domestic and international topics. Domestically, there are reports on economic reviews, a poisoning incident in Gostivar, and discussions about public holidays. Internationally, stories include Germany's military aid to Ukraine, conflicts in Kosovo, and economic…
Protests in front of the Kosovo Assembly led to clashes where police used tear gas and water cannons to disperse the crowd, who were demanding changes to the Law on Special Prosecutors.
The head of German intelligence has warned that Germany is at risk of being drawn into a conflict with Russia.
In the elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina, the SDA, HDZ BiH, and SNSD parties have reinforced their positions, while the SDP party is facing a risk to its power.
Fuel prices are set to decrease, with diesel expected to cost 97 denars per liter starting from midnight.
The Economic Chamber has proposed reducing the number of public holidays, while trade unions are prioritizing discussions on wages and working conditions.
The prosecutor's office is investigating the poisoning incident affecting residents of Gostivar due to drinking water, exploring three lines of inquiry.
Germany has announced its commitment to provide 1 billion euros in military assistance to Ukraine.
The Assembly of Kosovo has reviewed the draft law on major changes, and the Parliament has approved the Projectlaw in its first reading.
A survey indicates that only 5% of Macedonians have confidence in the quality of food sold within the country.
The calendar for non-working days and public holidays in Macedonia for the year 2027 has been released.
The winter heating season will commence on October 15th in the capital, with residents hoping for timely and sufficient supply.
The Assembly of Kosovo has reviewed the first reading of the draft law concerning the Chambers of Specialization and amendments to related laws.
The European Union is entering the final phase of creating a digital euro, raising questions about Europe's potential dependence on American payment networks.
The meeting between Albin Kurti and Avdullah Hoti has concluded without any agreement being reached.
According to Baush, the previous budget review did not result in spending cuts, and the current review signifies a weakness.
Mivkoski stated that a budget revision will lead to lower revenues and expenditures, while Filipce commented that the budget was not adequately planned.
Sofia has not confirmed a meeting, and Filipce stated he has no expectations from a potential encounter.
Spanish police have evacuated a migrant camp located in Ceuta.
A bomb threat at Split airport led to the evacuation of a plane bound for Belgrade.
Senator Marco Rubio has started a tour of Europe, with Russia and the Middle East being the main focus of his discussions.
Rents in Serbia have seen a significant increase of approximately 30% attributed to the arrival of a new wave of Russian residents.
Prices for industrial goods have fallen by 4 to 23 denars per kilogram, with producers appealing to the government for support.
Fires have been active in various parts of the country for over 24 hours, with emergency services working to contain them.
