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The news from ALSAT covers a range of topics including domestic politics in North Macedonia, international affairs, economic news, and crime. Key stories focus on the political landscape, with statements from Macedonian politicians regarding EU integration and legal matters. Economic news…
North Macedonia's Prime Minister Mickoski described EU integration as a marathon and expressed confidence in success, while also warning of potential unrest.
The price of oil on the stock market reached its highest level in five months, with pre-war oil prices expected to rise.
Danish Foreign Minister Jacob Helberg stated that Denmark will support the US in building the alliance.
Prime Minister Edi Rama stated that Albania's 'Road of the Nation' is not enough and called for dialogue with students.
The British government has launched a project to inform citizens to keep water, food, and supplies at home for 72 hours in case of a serious crisis.
According to the list of exchange rates from the People's Bank of Macedonia, the monthly euro exchange rate is 61.5855.
Macedonia expects a bright weekend with localized showers, while Saturday will be even clearer and warmer.
Gazeta: Suad Bajrami states that the personal data of millions of citizens in the Pension and Invalid Insurance Fund are exposed.
Gazetar: Suad Bajrami initiated a debate on legal changes to the Law on the People's Advocate, Faton Selami stated.
LSDM Secretary Venko Filipçe stated on the show 'N'Dritë' on Alsat that the accusations of VMRO-DPMNE that former Secretary Zoran Zaev was listened to are baseless.
Tens of thousands of citizens in Serbia protested against President Vučić, with students also participating in actions before the elections.
North Macedonia reported 8 new cases of HIV within the past month.
The Clinical Center reported no patient complaints regarding long waits or parking issues during the holidays.
The new generation of the Kosovo Security Force (KSF) will take their oath today in a ceremony at the 'Adem Jashari' barracks.
During an operation in Tetovo, two individuals were arrested.
A statement by Limaj criticizing the PDK party regarding the return of the law for the Special Court.
The parking at the Museum of Contemporary Art is reserved on October 23rd, with the Ministry of Interior warning about increased drone usage.
The 'Safe City' initiative has issued many fines in Ohrid, Struga, Debar, and Kicevo, leading to increased driver caution.
Switzerland faces a shortage of 130,000 tons of potatoes, which is expected to lead to price increases.
The information system in Bern hospitals was interrupted, forcing staff to use manual methods.
Adea Pirdeni has officially taken her oath as the new Minister of Public Administration.
Serbia is heading into early elections, with student protests challenging President Vučić's authority.
Klinaku stated that the return of the Law on the Special Court is being celebrated by VV, LDK, and some members of PDK.
