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The news from SDK.mk covers a range of international and domestic stories. Internationally, there are reports on an alert in Lithuania prompting residents to seek shelter due to an unidentified flying object, protests in Milan and France involving clashes with police, Pope Francis's release from…
The icon gallery at the Museum of Macedonia, housing one of the world's most significant collections, has been closed for over a decade pending renovations, with the director seeking ways to reopen it.
Lithuania instructed residents in its central and northern regions to go to shelters for about an hour after a flying object was detected.
The painting 'Chess Players' by Macedonian artist Nikola Martinovski, created in Paris in 1928 and gifted, was sold at auction in France for 44,000 euros.
Around five thousand people participated in a "Italy on the Square" march in Milan to protest high living costs, with tensions escalating as demonstrators threw stones at the police.
Pope Francis left a Rome hospital and returned to the Vatican four days after undergoing surgery for lung cancer.
Police used tear gas and batons against protesters in Paris, Lyon, and Strasbourg during a national day of demonstrations across France, resulting in hundreds of arrests.
During a campaign rally, then-US President Donald Trump told supporters about his alleged attempt to name an ocean after himself and Google's refusal.
A mother from Skopje reports that her twin sons with autism are reportedly not receiving adequate assistance from the state, despite their condition.
