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The front page of Plusinfo features a mix of domestic Macedonian news, including election results and infrastructure projects, alongside international stories about protests in Albania and North Korea's leader. Several articles focus on political developments and infrastructure within North…
Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama is expected to attend a meeting of the ruling Socialist Party's parliamentary group to present measures against participants in violent incidents, which have resulted in 310 injured, including police officers and journalists.
Official results from the first round of elections for mayor in Brvenica show Radichevski from VMRO-DPMNE in the lead with 2,945 votes, followed by Jahij from NAI with 2,152 votes. Candidates have 48 hours to file appeals regarding the voting process and results.
New ambulances are now available to citizens, with Prime Minister Mickoski sharing a video of the vehicles. The procurement of 100 vehicles for the healthcare sector has commenced, and a promotion event is scheduled.
Deputy Prime Minister Nikoloski stated that Macedonia's survival is guaranteed upon the completion of infrastructure corridors, highlighting the political significance of the government's infrastructure initiatives, with requests sent to over 30 international financial institutions for project…
North Korea has released photos intended to prove that leader Kim Jong Un is alive, amid rumors spread by a dissident suggesting his sister has assumed leadership.
A political development in North Macedonia where VMRO-DPMNE is reportedly advising Venko Filipche not to resign.
Multiple countries are issuing warnings to their citizens regarding travel to France, advising tourists to be cautious.
A court has sentenced Zejiri to one year and seven months in prison and ordered the confiscation of assets, following his time spent in detention.
Reports indicate threats of bomb and terrorist attacks targeting various institutions.
The government is providing subsidies of 8 denars per kilogram for rice.
A mother has reported her 17-year-old daughter for coercion.
The water supply network in Bitola, which is over 40 years old, is currently undergoing reconstruction.
