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North Macedonia
The news on Plusinfo covers a range of international and domestic events, with a significant focus on protests and political developments in Europe, including France, Albania, and Serbia. There are also reports on a Bulgarian businessman's murder and domestic political polling in North Macedonia.
Approximately 110,000 people protested in Paris, with the CGT union claiming the number reached 250,000. Police used tear gas and stun grenades in Clermont-Ferrand to disperse demonstrators attempting to reach the city center.
Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama called for dialogue amid announced protests by students and citizens in Tirana and other Albanian cities. Clashes involved stones thrown at government buildings and burning containers, with police responding with water cannons and rubber bullets.
Serbia opened 8,392 polling stations for 6.45 million voters. The focus is on the race between Vučić's SNS list and the student list, with 18 lists and 2,418 candidates participating, including nine national minority lists with special rules.
Renowned Bulgarian businessman Slavi Binev was killed in Sofia. Investigators suspect the motive was unregulated financial relations, and three suspects have been detained.
Results indicate that VMRO-DPMNE has significant support, leading over political rivals, with Mickoski receiving the highest personal backing.
During an incident, Philippine Air Force jets were temporarily grounded after two aircraft of the type "CF-260" collided mid-air, resulting in four fatalities.
Pensioner associations and unions have taken to the streets, demanding a 6% increase in pensions.
The first round of presidential elections is underway in Bulgaria.
This headline suggests a geopolitical stance regarding NATO, the Donbas region, and a military operation.
