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The news from SDK.mk covers a mix of domestic North Macedonian affairs, including a mayoral election runoff and a story about a rescued bear cub, alongside international news on protests in France and Russia's peace talks. The aviation industry also features with a statement from Wizz Air's CEO.
The CEO of Wizz Air, Jozsef Varadi, stated that the airline has no intention of leaving and considers itself a de facto national carrier for North Macedonia.
A bear cub was rescued on Mount Jakupica in the Veles region after being found caught in a trap by local hunters.
French President Emmanuel Macron stated that demonstrations could be banned if necessary, following serious unrest in France over the weekend.
The early mayoral elections in the Municipality of Brvenica will proceed to a second round, with candidates Stojancho Radichevski from the 'Your Macedonia' coalition and Arkin Jahij from DUI moving forward.
Donald Trump stated that his decision to suspend some sanctions against Russia was an attempt to keep Moscow engaged in peace negotiations.
Vasko Joleski from Struga, president of the national association 'Brave Heart' and a long-time advocate for patients with heart disease, has died.
U.S. President Donald Trump and Vice President J.D. Vance have pointed to immigration as a cause for the recent unrest in France.
A mother in Skopje is dedicating hours to her twin children with autism, as the state has not provided them with any assistants.
