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The news from Plusinfo.mk covers domestic political polls showing VMRO-DPMNE and Hristijan Mickoski with significant leads over SDSM and Dimitar Kovachevski, the 85th anniversary of North Macedonia's anti-fascist uprising, and government measures to ensure stable electricity supply and prevent…
A "Market Vision" poll conducted in September among 1,200 respondents indicates VMRO-DPMNE has 19.3% support, while SDSM has 5.6%. For leaders, Hristijan Mickoski has 20.4% trust, and Venko Filipche has 3.8%.
The anniversary will be marked with a formal academy in Kumanovo and an award ceremony in the Parliament in Skopje.
In an analysis titled "Aging Global Player," "Die Tagespost" relays the President's warnings that the slow EU expansion process creates space for Russian and Chinese influence, while Europe faces demographic aging.
The Minister of Energy, Mining, and Mineral Resources indicates that the government is working to ensure a secure electricity supply and prevent sudden price changes.
Waste from Kumanovo will be temporarily transported and dumped at the Drisla landfill in Skopje starting last night, with an apology issued to the citizens of Kumanovo for the blockade of the Krasta landfill.
Initial checks, according to sources in "Skopje1", indicate that the focus of the police investigation is on an official from the criminal police.
Following the march with the slogan "Nepokor. Borba. Idnina - 85 years of anti-fascism," the leader accused the authorities of SDS of...
Local storm fronts, thunderstorms, and strong winds are expected, with a cooling trend from Monday and possible snow on higher mountain peaks and temperatures...
