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The news on Plusinfo's front page covers a range of topics including a suspected plague in Siberia, an update on a woman who survived two lethal injections in the US, North Macedonia's football loss to Switzerland, and a discussion on EU reforms that could affect North Macedonia's accession…
The World Health Organization held a briefing in Geneva regarding a suspected plague case in Siberia, stating there is no officially confirmed cause of death for a laboratory worker.
Against all expectations, the woman is conscious, speaking, and receiving intensive medical care, marking a medical precedent with an uncertain but expected long recovery.
North Macedonia played much better than in previous matches and kept the favorite under control for a long time, but three major errors led to their defeat.
Bulgaria, like any other member state, would retain the right to block North Macedonia's final accession, but the proposed reform aims to reduce blocking opportunities during negotiations.
Lionel Messi played his last match for the Argentine national team at the 'Monumental', scoring a goal and setting a record.
The American Undersecretary of State, Victoria Nuland, stated that Iran's uranium enrichment is a critical issue and that concrete solutions are expected soon.
Cristiano Ronaldo claims the coach violated the agreement twice, breaking the contract they had.
A film prop from 'The Shining' starring Jack Nicholson, the axe used to break down the door, is up for sale with an estimated price of 58,000 euros.
A large collection of gold, expensive watches, and designer bags, including brands like Hermes and Louis Vuitton, are up for auction.
The article discusses North Macedonia's progress and expectations regarding its EU accession process.
An aircraft reportedly hit a zebra and managed to escape the incident.
A high-ranking public prosecutor is suspected of accepting bribes.
The perpetrators of an attack on ships remain unknown.
