Farmers Face New Price Hikes as Fuel Costs Rise 21.7% Annually ↗
Farmers are experiencing new price increases, with fuel costs having risen by 21.7 percent over the past year.
North Macedonia
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Farmers are experiencing new price increases, with fuel costs having risen by 21.7 percent over the past year.
A resident of Kumanovo drove an excavator off the road and crashed it into his own yard fence.
More than 93% of citizens in North Macedonia use the internet.
The VLSHM is implementing a systemic approach to responsible gaming.
The majority of healthcare workers are aware that corruption exists but do not report it.
Ademi has called on Shasivari, stating his desire to meet the professor, not the minister, on Monday.
Students oppose the 75 percent solution, and Ademi mockingly offers the minister a calculator.
Mickoski stated that the case of Iva Mihajlova will also be addressed at an international level.
More than 650 tons of food were returned from the region, with an additional 1,500 tons stored in unsuitable conditions.
Industrial apples in Prespa are at risk of being sold for as little as 4 denars per kilogram.
Scams involving fake messages from 'Safe City' have reappeared.
The Ministry of Interior has filed criminal charges against the director and several employees of DPHM for abuse of duty.
Kosovo needs results rather than continued waiting, outlined by 10 priorities for President Justina Shiroka-Pula.
In Tetovo, more than 50 women have undergone surgery for breast cancer in the past ten months.
Protests have occurred in Tirana and several other cities, with citizens taking to the streets.
Former US President Barack Obama has criticized Israel's policies towards Palestinians, stating that the occupation is unjustifiable.
Middle Eastern countries, along with Turkey, have condemned the opening of the Colombian embassy in Jerusalem.
Since 1967, Danish teachers have been permitted to use physical force against students only if safety is threatened.
Bulgaria has urgently requested support from NATO for aviation, missile defense systems, and drone patrol systems to protect the sea.
Gazetar: Albina Ramadani, Prime Minister Edi Rama did not publicly react to the protests in Tirana, as the capital was hit by riots...
French lawyers have filed complaints against police, accusing them of using excessive force that caused injuries to children during school protests.
The German government is pressuring Croatia to resolve disputes with Montenegro and Albania, which could impede EU accession.
The Prime Minister has rejected resignation calls, and student protests are entering their third day. Tirana's mayor was attacked...
Ukraine will continue to hit Russian refineries, said President Volodymyr Zelensky, urging the United States and European countries to assist.