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Front page leadA program providing grants totaling 2.1 million euros has been launched to offer professional training for over 700 young people in Kosovo.
North Macedonia
The news from ALSAT, North Macedonia, covers a range of domestic and international topics. Domestically, stories include a significant grant program for youth in Kosovo, a legal proposal by VMRO-DPMNE to transform work relations, concerns about the rising number of young stroke patients at the…
A program providing grants totaling 2.1 million euros has been launched to offer professional training for over 700 young people in Kosovo.
The Neurology Clinic is approaching its maximum capacity, with a concerning increase in young individuals affected by strokes.
After numerous delays, the legal case known as 'Besa Trans' has now proceeded to the Appellate Court.
Protests against Aleksandar Vučić's propaganda media outlets in Serbia have occurred, with demonstrators interrupting a live broadcast of 'Informer.'
Albulena Haxhiu is on an official visit to Skopje, where she held a meeting with Afrim Gashi.
The VMRO-DPMNE party has submitted a proposed law to the Parliament aimed at transforming employment into regular work contracts.
There are fewer minors being taken into police custody, while the number of child victims is increasing.
Autumn weather is bringing cooler temperatures, with the report detailing today's expected temperature ranges.
A significant cyberattack in the US has forced a major hospital to divert ambulances and close more than 30 of its clinics.
The Ebola outbreak in Africa, specifically in Congo, has resulted in over 10,000 cases and approximately 4,900 fatalities.
Sali Berisha announced that the Democratic Party will hold a national protest on Saturday to support students.
The former husband of Arlinda Zekaj has been ordered into one month of detention.
Residents of Gabër village are using manual labor with shovels and picks to lay a stone road.
The government has secured a loan of 70 million euros from Sparkasse Bank to finance the state budget.
Students are protesting again. Prime Minister Rama has invited them for dialogue, while the Democratic Party is demanding an investigation into alleged police brutality.