Students demand increase in meal allowance instead of vouchers ↗
Students are requesting an increase in their meal allowances, advocating for direct financial support rather than vouchers.
North Macedonia
The news on ALSAT focuses on domestic issues in North Macedonia, including student demands for increased meal allowances, vandalism at a school, concerns about the cost of living, and public service disruptions (water and electricity outages). International news includes a protest in Spain…
Students are requesting an increase in their meal allowances, advocating for direct financial support rather than vouchers.
A construction site at the 'Kiril i Metodij' primary school is being frequented by drug addicts during the night.
Citizens express their opinions on whether it is possible to live on 800 Macedonian Denars per day, highlighting concerns about the cost of living.
Authorities confiscated two tons of unsafe smoked meat that was being sold on social media platforms.
A protest was held in Madrid following a severe train accident in Spain.
Edi Rama has again set a table in front of the Prime Minister's office, indicating a call for dialogue.
The BBVK House has been opened, and its first resident has been revealed.
Several areas within the municipalities of Karposh and Chucher Sandevo are experiencing water supply disruptions today.
Residents in parts of the Gazi Baba and Kisela Voda municipalities are facing electricity outages today.
Weather forecasts indicate cloudy skies and intermittent rain.
A report on the current weather conditions in North Macedonia.
Political figure Sela states that the Democratic Union for Integration (DUI) becomes agitated by Mickoski's discussions about elections.
Sela proposes a solution or 'cure' for the perceived excessive ambition for power.
Sela claims that Taravari has caused a split within the party, forming a new faction.
Eleven officials from the Kosovo Police have been suspended in connection with the case of Arlind Zekaj.
The cost of public transport in Kumanovo is projected to increase by 15 Denars, a move opposed by the political opposition.
The Russian Embassy in Skopje has refuted allegations of running a propaganda network within North Macedonia.