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North Macedonia
The front page of Alsat.mk features a mix of domestic and international news. Domestic stories cover political debates on economic balance and vetting, a special court law, concerns about air pollution in Skopje, and a positive development in the Trepča mines. International news includes US-China…
Football legend Lionel Messi is reportedly concluding his career with the Argentine national team.
North Macedonia's ruling party and the opposition are in a dispute regarding the country's economic performance and balance.
Health Minister Venko Filipche is advocating for a vetting process, while opposition leader Hristijan Mickoski is pushing for the introduction of 'golden visas'.
An explanation of the provisions and implications of the newly approved law concerning the Special Court.
Skopje, North Macedonia's capital, has once again been identified as one of the cities globally with the most severe air pollution.
All miners who were trapped underground in the Trepça mining complex have been successfully brought to safety.
Concerns are rising in the Strait of Hormuz due to a reported increase in attacks targeting oil tankers.
Geopolitical tensions between the United States and China have escalated, with Taiwan once again becoming a central point of contention.
Russia has launched missile and drone attacks on Ukraine, resulting in 24 fatalities.
The US Department of Homeland Security has proposed a $70,000 fee for international students seeking to work in the United States.
The Court of Appeals has ruled that the statute of limitations for cases related to 'Llaskarca' is 40 years.
Delays in procurement procedures have postponed the availability of seasonal flu vaccines, with immunization now anticipated to begin on October 25.
Justina Shiroka-Pula has been elected as the new president of Kosovo following a vote in the assembly.
French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu announced that classes in schools and universities will be suspended for the remainder of the week due to ongoing protests.
A 69-year-old resident of Gostivar was arrested after police found weapons, ammunition, and drugs in his home.
The VL_EN party has reacted to requests from former Deputy Prime Minister Artan Grubi for passport funds, raising questions about the source of funds for Albanian families paying for their children's emigration.
Kosovo's president has attracted international attention, with Reuters reporting that Vjosa Osmani-Sadriu has been chosen by the assembly, while deputy elections are also mentioned.
The Ministry of Education and Science has announced nine new scholarship competitions for high school students for the academic year 2026/2027.
Sofia has confirmed a meeting requested by Skopje, but the format of the meeting remains uncertain.
The Constitutional Court has dismissed an initiative by Reçepi, stating it is not competent to rule on the language used for publications in the Official Gazette.
A procedure has been initiated against high prosecutor Vezirovski for allegedly intervening to favor defendants in a case.
According to Klekovski, the vaccination program using BSZH (presumably a vaccine or medical product) will resume starting next week.
The weather forecast indicates a cold start to the day, with sunny conditions expected later.