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The front page of SDK.mk features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include the ineffectiveness of digital IDs before police in North Macedonia, an increase in municipal tenders ahead of elections, and citizens using ChatGPT for legal advice. International news covers Flavio…
Minister Andonovski stated that digital identification cards and driver's licenses are not currently valid in interactions with the police, indicating that legislative changes are necessary.
Municipalities have doubled their public procurement tenders in 2025 compared to 2024, with Tetovo municipality leading the way with 22.5 million euros in contracts.
A man from Bitola is facing legal trouble after using ChatGPT for legal advice in a court case instead of hiring a lawyer.
Senator Flavio Bolsonaro declared himself the legal leader of Brazil upon arriving in the US, claiming to be a victim of an election coup.
Spain has begun three days of mourning following a train accident that killed at least 68 people, making it one of the worst rail disasters in modern European history.
Iskra Hadzhi Vasileva has been selected as the new Public Prosecutor for the Prosecution of Organized Crime and Corruption.
An IT company in Skopje dismissed an employee with autism after claiming the collective experienced psychological distress, exploiting the employee's inability to defend themselves.
A cultural center is accused of discrimination against a Macedonian national during the hiring process, which was revealed after the individual was rejected from 34 positions.
