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The front page of Plusinfo from North Macedonia features several domestic stories, including a park transformation project in Karposh, government budget adjustments due to fuel tax cuts, and statistics on the working-age population. International news highlights a foreign ministers' meeting in…
The area, previously a wild dump, is being transformed into a large park with new greenery and urban equipment covering 86,000 square meters. Activities on the Ljubljana bridge are concluding.
North Macedonia's Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade Minister, Timcho Mutsunski, will represent the country at a forum hosted by Bulgaria's Foreign Minister, Velislava Petrova-Chamova, where the completion of Corridor 8 is the main agenda item.
Brané Petrushevski states that North Macedonia has delivered the most funds based on implemented reforms, highlighting 500 million euros allocated for municipalities and infrastructure projects.
Amendments to the budget are being made due to the fiscal impact of reduced excise duties and VAT on fuel, with the government confirming the budget deficit remains unchanged.
Shaykhdoon Abdullahi Mohamud was arrested in a park in Richfield after an FBI agent was informed of his alleged plan to kill dozens of non-Muslims in a shopping center.
Six days after an attempted execution on September 30, the convicted woman Krista Pajk died in custody in Tenesi; her death is being investigated.
Eurostat data indicates that 59.5% of North Macedonia's population is of working age, defined as 20 to 64 years old.
A cloud of solar plasma is heading towards Earth, and models predict a possibility of moderate geomagnetic storms.
Police apprehended a driver on the Skopje-Sveti Nikole highway for traveling at 203 km/h.
