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North Macedonia
The news from North Macedonia focuses on domestic issues including a police operation involving drug, money, and weapons seizures, and local elections in Brvenica. International news covers protests in France and Italy, and a driving incident at a children's event in Kansas.
Criminal police are conducting coordinated searches across North Macedonia for the second day, involving all sectors for internal affairs and a unit with service dogs. So far, drugs, money, and weapons have been confiscated.
The voter list for the Brvenica elections includes 16,256 voters, with 449 on temporary work abroad and 9 voters in prison or detention.
Demonstrators forcibly entered the Marseille city assembly, while clashes with police broke out in Paris. Protests against high prices and deteriorating public services are spreading across France, with authorities expecting 170,000 participants.
According to the Vrelo Speleological Club, the Matka expedition set three world records: for the deepest cave explored by a human, for the deepest cave dive, and for deep diving in open water.
Among the injured are two children aged 5, two aged 8, one 9-year-old child, and 5 adults, according to police.
Western liberals imported the third world into France and other countries in the name of diversity and compassion. They have created...
Protests against high prices are turning into violent clashes with police in Milan, Bologna, and Turin.
The article's content is not fully visible, but it seems to be about a domestic violence case.
