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The news from Plusinfo focuses on domestic Macedonian issues, including a criminal complaint against a former director of the postal service for significant damages and a government decision to hold oral exams for the judiciary solely in Macedonian. International news includes Bulgaria's refusal…
The former general director failed to take action to pay obligations of 19.3 million denars to two companies, resulting in the Post being charged nearly 11 million denars in penalty interest.
The government has a clear stance on this issue: oral exams will be exclusively in Macedonian, while written exams will be in the language of the legal education.
Two plots near the '8th September' hospital are being considered for the new clinical center, with construction planned to begin in 2027.
Bulgaria's Prime Minister stated that his country will not participate in financing the new European package for Ukraine amidst heightened security tensions in the Black Sea.
A new poll shows growing support for Marine Le Pen, who could become president in the following year's election.
Kyiv has reportedly refused to heed the disagreements with Washington, as American envoy Steve Witkoff leaves.
Greece has put into operation its first supercomputer, which will be used for advanced research.
The article is about new HIV/AIDS cases registered in September in North Macedonia.
