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North Macedonia
The news on ALSAT focuses on a range of domestic and international stories, including law enforcement actions against illegal markets, issues with parking at Skopje's clinic, protests in Tirana, Kosovo's government preparing for an appeal in The Hague, and warnings from the IMF about global debt…
North Macedonia's Ministry of Interior, in cooperation with the FBI, has dismantled the illegal online marketplace 'OLVX' and filed criminal charges against a 20-year-old from Tetovo.
The lack of adequate parking at the Skopje Clinic has been a persistent problem for years, with citizens often waiting up to two hours for a spot.
Supporters gathered to welcome Artan Grubi in a manner described as akin to celebrating New Year.
Students in Tirana have resumed protests, with an increased number gathering in front of the government building.
The Government of Kosovo is initiating preparations for an appeal at the International Court of Justice in The Hague concerning the case of the 'UCK Quad'.
The weather forecast predicts sunny conditions with strong northern winds and temperatures reaching up to 20 degrees Celsius.
The International Monetary Fund has issued a warning regarding global debt levels, noting that poorer countries are experiencing escalating financial pressure.
Inflation in the United States has surpassed expectations, leading to fluctuations in financial markets.
The Ministry of Interior has provided its official account regarding the assault of two young individuals from the Saraj area.
The Public Security Bureau in Ohrid reported 296 traffic violations over two days as part of the 'Safe City' initiative.
In a related development to the Saraj incident, police have reportedly found drugs belonging to the two individuals who were assaulted.
The current crisis concerning fuel derivatives is anticipated to continue until April of 2027.
Euroimpeks and Cross Road Asia have formalized an agreement for the distribution of the Changan automotive brand.
Police have detained dozens of individuals suspected of involvement in an organized network operating through street begging.
The extradition process for an individual named Mihailova is encountering delays due to bureaucratic procedures.
Kosovo and Montenegro have intensified their sanctions and measures directed against Russia.
A police operation resulted in the seizure of 500 cubic meters of wood and 20 vehicles, believed to be involved in illegal logging.
A patient has died from an illness identified as Nilit Perendimore, increasing the total number of victims from this condition.
The cable car in Skopje remains out of service, with repairs expected to be carried out by an Austrian company, 'Doppelmayr'.
Four individuals were apprehended in the Demir Hisar region for possessing 40 cubic meters of illegally harvested wood.
The U.S. Department of State has reiterated its position that the strategic dialogue with Kosovo is not contingent on current circumstances.
A severe traffic accident occurred on a highway in Slovenia when a vehicle driving in reverse collided with a van, resulting in two deaths and one child in critical condition.
Following large-scale protests in Tirana, police have arrested 16 individuals and detained 49 others for their involvement.
