Artan Grubi's house arrest ends tomorrow; court yet to decide on 335,000 euro… ↗
Front page leadArtan Grubi's house arrest is set to conclude tomorrow, but the court has not yet made a decision regarding his bail of 335,000 euros.
North Macedonia
The news from North Macedonia covers domestic issues including judicial proceedings, infrastructure projects, and public safety, alongside international events like a hurricane in Mexico and a fire in Paris.
Artan Grubi's house arrest is set to conclude tomorrow, but the court has not yet made a decision regarding his bail of 335,000 euros.
To address overcrowding issues, the prison system is requesting the implementation of an amnesty.
The construction of the Bukojchan to Kërçovë segment has commenced, which is a component of the Corridor 8 project.
After more than thirty years of waiting, the construction of a water supply system for the village of Siniçan has finally started.
An extended weekend has led to increased traffic at the border crossing, resulting in significant queues at Blace.
This piece celebrates Migjeni as a genius who significantly impacted Albanian literature.
Hurricane Simon is posing a threat to Mexico, causing floods and necessitating evacuations along the Pacific coast.
A strong fire in Paris has resulted in the destruction of a historic market that was over 400 years old.
Fourteen drivers have been deprived of their liberty due to incidents of careless driving.
Nine migrants were discovered in Gevgelija, and two individuals suspected of smuggling have been apprehended.
Iva Mihajllova has fled to Bulgaria, prompting reactions in Skopje, with LSDM accusing Toshkovski.
The BDI is requesting the complete police report regarding the assault of two young individuals, with Astrit Iseni providing a counter-response.
The Ministry of Justice is seeking negotiations with the leader of LSDM, Venko Filipche, concerning proposed amendments to the electoral code.
The 'Safe City' surveillance system has been activated and is now operational in the cities of Ohrid, Struga, Dibër, and Kërçovë.
Residents attribute the shortage of parking spaces in the Chair and Butel areas to inadequate urban planning.
American professors Robert E. Hall and Michael Woodford have been announced as the recipients of the 2026 Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences.
Parliamentary parties in Kosovo have responded after criticism from Commissioner for Elections, Marta Kos, who targeted the law on Special Personnel.
Israeli Minister of European and Foreign Affairs, Ferit Hoxha, met with his counterpart and signed a memorandum of understanding during a visit to Tirana.
European Commissioner for Elections, Marta Kos, stated that changes to the law on Special Personnel and Specialization in Kosovo are moving too slowly.
The US Chargé d'Affaires in Pristina, Wylita Bell, stated that the American Embassy is cooperating with the new President of Kosovo.
The company EMV announced that starting tomorrow, October 13, 2026, the heating season for 2026/2027 will begin.
During a traffic control operation in Skopje yesterday, police fined 102 drivers for speeding.
Many people fill their refrigerators without thinking about how to store food, and some common mistakes can reduce its quality.
Drinking coffee immediately after waking up can be detrimental to your health, and here's why it's better to wait.