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The front page of SDK.mk features a mix of domestic and international news. A key domestic story reports on alleged discrimination at a cultural center in Gostivar, North Macedonia, where an ethnic Macedonian was reportedly not hired, with a disproportionately high number of Albanians employed…
The Cultural Center 'Asnom' in Gostivar is accused of discriminating against a Macedonian during the hiring process, with reports indicating that out of 34 employees, 26 are Albanian and only 4 are Macedonian in this public institution.
Almost 1,000 people were arrested after hundreds of thousands protested across France, leading to clashes with police late on Saturday, including barricades set on fire in Marseille and confrontations in Paris.
Recent incidents, including a horse giving birth on a Skopje street, a bear cub caught in a trap on Mount Jakupica, and another bear dying after being hit by a car, highlight the need for a dedicated center to care for injured, orphaned, or confiscated exotic animals.
A young bear died on Friday night after being hit by a car on the Skopje-Tetovo highway, an incident that occurred in an area where a protective net should have been installed.
Thousands of citizens gathered in Paris and began marching along the planned route, with 135 demonstrators detained and weapons seized.
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un arrived in China on Saturday to formally open a new bridge connecting the two countries.
A Ministry of Interior (MVR) helicopter was displayed at the sixth edition of the 'Skopje Air Fair 2026' aviation and educational fair held yesterday in the City Park in Skopje.
A mother from Skopje spent hours sitting with her two autistic children because the state has not provided them with assistants.
An expert commission blindly believed the claims of blindness made by three doctors.
