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A court in Kumanovo has sentenced serial killer Trajče Bojkovski to life imprisonment, bringing a definitive resolution to a high-profile criminal case. This follows previous reports of his confession and ongoing trial.

In a display of regional cooperation, North Macedonia, Greece, and Albania have signed a joint declaration to nominate the Prespa region for UNESCO recognition. This initiative aims to highlight the area's cultural heritage.

New political polling data shows that the VMRO-DPMNE party and Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski currently hold the highest levels of public support. Meanwhile, the Ministry of Economy has announced it is narrowing the consumer basket, and concerns have arisen over a shortage of seasonal flu vaccines, with new supplies expected in approximately ten days.

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Serial Killer Receives Life Sentence

A court in Kumanovo has sentenced Trajče Bojkovski, aged 26, to life imprisonment for serial murders committed in the village of Dragomaće.

Trilateral Agreement for Prespa UNESCO Nomination

North Macedonia, Greece, and Albania have signed a declaration for a joint nomination of the Prespa region to UNESCO, emphasizing regional cooperation and the preservation of cultural heritage.

SDK.mk North Macedonia, Greece, and Albania Sign Declaration for Joint Prespa… ↗

Poll Shows High Support for VMRO-DPMNE and Mickoski

A 'Market Vision' poll indicates that VMRO-DPMNE holds 19.3% support, significantly more than SDSM's 5.6%. Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski garners 20.4% trust, while Venko Filipche has 3.8%.

Plusinfo VMRO-DPMNE and Mickoski Have Highest Support, Poll Shows Big Difference with… ↗

Ministry of Economy Narrows Consumer Basket

The Ministry of Economy is reportedly narrowing the consumer basket, a move that could impact household consumption.

ALSAT Consumption / Ministry of Economy Narrows the Basket ↗

Alleged Police Brutality in Skopje

Two young men from Skopje have reportedly been brutally beaten by the police, raising concerns about law enforcement conduct.

ALSAT Two Young Men from Skopje Brutally Beaten by Police ↗

Flu Vaccine Shortage Expected to End Soon

There are currently no seasonal flu vaccines available in the country, but a new supply is anticipated within approximately ten days.

ALSAT No Flu Vaccines, Supply Expected After 10 Days ↗

Bulgarian Foreign Minister Reaffirms 2022 Agreement with Skopje

Bulgarian Foreign Minister Velislava Petrova stated that Sofia will not renegotiate the 2022 agreement with Skopje, emphasizing that constitutional changes remain a key condition for North Macedonia's EU progress.

ALSAT Petrova: Sofia Does Not Renegotiate the 2022 Agreement with Skopje ↗