Shortage of heating oil in Struga schools, opposition accuses, Mendi Qyra… ↗
The opposition is accusing officials of failing to provide heating oil for schools in Struga, while official Mendi Qyra states that the problem is being addressed.
North Macedonia
The front page of Alsat features a mix of domestic and international news, with a focus on political developments in North Macedonia and neighboring Albania. Key stories include concerns over heating oil shortages in Struga schools, a court case involving Gjoko Ristov, North Macedonia's lack of…
The opposition is accusing officials of failing to provide heating oil for schools in Struga, while official Mendi Qyra states that the problem is being addressed.
During the ongoing trial of Gjoko Ristov, a graphologist testified that the handwriting found at the scene does not match that of the accused.
North Macedonia's name was notably absent from the main communications and outcomes of the recent Berlin Process Summit.
Thirty-four cadets have taken their oath at the Military Academy, marking the start of their careers as officers.
Albania is experiencing heightened tensions with physical altercations occurring in parliament, while students continue their protest for the tenth day, with a nationwide demonstration planned for tomorrow.
The upcoming extended weekend is forecasted to have cloudy skies and rain.
Prime Minister Rama reiterated his call for dialogue, stating that Albania's political direction will not change.
Minister Filipce stated that Prime Minister Zaev did not answer his calls, implying a lack of interest in politics.
Minister Filipce disclosed that communication with the Democratic Union for Integration (DUI) is private and not politically coordinated.
Minister Filipce pledged that if his party gains power, the jurisprudence exam will be conducted entirely in the Albanian language.
Minister Filipce expressed a lack of fear regarding potential elections, stating he is not actively seeking them.
The Pension Fund is reportedly storing the data of hundreds of thousands of citizens without adequate antivirus protection.
The Ombudsman has formally requested increased financial resources and professional staff to ensure the independence of his institution.
Iran has issued threats to broaden its conflict with the United States, leading to increased tensions in the Strait of Hormuz.
The national budget has been revised, showing a decrease of 5.3 billion denars in both revenues and expenditures.
The American Chamber of Commerce has expressed concern over potential damage to businesses resulting from ongoing protests in Albania.
Kosovo's Prime Minister Albin Kurti stated at the Berlin Process Summit that it is time for Kosovo to begin negotiations for EU membership.
Taulant Balla stated that despite orders from Berisha and opposition actions in parliament, the ruling majority will not miss any plenary sessions.
Thirty-four cadets have taken their oath at the Military Academy, marking the start of their careers as officers.
Police in Kumanovo have filed criminal charges against 7 individuals suspected of loan fraud.
An earthquake with a magnitude of 3.5 was registered in Zvicer, according to the Seismological Service.
Sali Berisha commented on the parliamentary tensions, stating that opposition MPs spoke out in support of students and high school students.
The seasonal flu vaccination campaign has started, with over 55,000 citizens expected to receive the immunization.
Daylight saving time concluded on Sunday, with clocks being turned back by 60 minutes.
Paris is hosting the Art Basel exhibition, which features over 200 galleries from around the world.