Police Suspended After Operation in Saraj ↗
The Ministry of Internal Affairs has suspended six police officers following an operation in Saraj.
North Macedonia
The news from ALSAT, North Macedonia, covers a range of domestic and international stories. Key domestic issues include police suspensions following an operation, a special traffic regime in Skopje for a dignitary's visit, updates on consumer basket costs, and the potential digitization of ID…
The Ministry of Internal Affairs has suspended six police officers following an operation in Saraj.
There is a call for a national protest in Kosovo, demanding that the murder of women be treated as a national emergency.
Gasoline prices have decreased by 5 denars, while diesel prices remain the same.
A total of 352 Bulgarian citizens voted in North Macedonia during the presidential elections in Bulgaria.
Siljanovska-Davkova has congratulated the Student List on their victory in Serbia.
Egypt is paving the way for military involvement in the defense of Saudi Arabia.
A special traffic regime will be in place in Skopje tomorrow due to the visit of Albulena Haxhiu.
On the 14th day of protests in Albania, students continue their demand for the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama.
The Media Agency has launched a free application to combat fake news, with a focus on educating young people.
Starting from Wednesday, identity cards and driver's licenses will be available on mobile phones.
The consumer basket for September costs 58,117 denars for a family of four.
The 'Open Balkans' initiative is also facing collapse with the political downfall of Aleksandar Vučić.
Students have pushed Aleksandar Vučić into opposition after 14 years.
A Macedonian driver was apprehended in France with 68 kilograms of cocaine.
The process of finalizing the list of new street names is still a long way from completion.
President Emmanuel Macron warned that next Saturday remains a day of high risk.
Deputies have gathered in the Kosovo Parliament to discuss the murder of Arlinda Zekaj, with an investigation commission expected.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs reported 2,720 traffic violations in three days, leading to the arrest of 67 drivers.
The Public Utility 'Vodovod i Kanalizacija' Skopje assures that the drinking water in Skopje is safe.
Prime Minister Edi Rama has reiterated his invitation for dialogue with students, placing tables in front of the Prime Minister's office.
The Agency for Food and Veterinary Medicine confiscated 470 kilograms of meat and produce found in a refrigerator without proper registration.
US President Donald Trump is reportedly pressuring Hungarian former Prime Minister Viktor Orban to become Secretary.
The LSDM criticizes the budget revision, stating there are no funds allocated for an increase in the minimum wage.
Today's weather includes heavy rains and local showers, with potential hail.