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The news from Plusinfo focuses heavily on domestic Macedonian politics, with significant attention given to criticisms of the ruling SDSM party by the opposition VMRO-DPMNE, particularly concerning relations with Serbia and national interests. There are also reports on legal proceedings involving…
The Macedonian Prime Minister stated he had a phone conversation with the leader of the 'Student List' in Serbia, congratulating him on the election results and wishing him success.
VMRO-DPMNE spokesperson Valentin Manasievski stated that when Filipche speaks against Aleksandar Vučić, people remember their past interactions, including shared parties and marijuana shipments to Serbia, suggesting deep connections between Filipche and Vučić.
The Basic Public Prosecutor's Office in Kočani filed indictments against 3 people and proposed charges against 6 others for bribery, abuse of official position, disclosure of official secrets, and falsification related to tax inspections at the 'Puls' discotheque and associated companies.
MP Jarevski criticized the SDSM party for its stance on Bulgarian demands, European integration, and alleged Serbian influences in the political campaign, accusing them of prioritizing political benefit over national interests.
The proposal foresees a ban on the sale and use of fireworks, with alternatives to be considered.
The French President stated that he expected Saturday's protests to be risky and that police had already marched.
The northern wind is intermittently blowing at 60 kilometers per hour, and stormy weather with rain is expected in northern areas.
A political analysis on the election mathematics, the unsuccessful political moves, and possible agreements after the scenario.
