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The front page of Plusinfo features domestic news concerning alleged fraud in healthcare, scams involving cryptocurrency investments, and political statements from the Prime Minister. International news includes a student-led movement in Serbia calling for a special court and a report on alleged…
The Ministry of Interior and the Public Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime are investigating suspicions of a fraudulent agreement from 2020 involving double billing for eye operations and payment control failures, causing an estimated 1.7 million euros in damages to the Health Fund.
The Ministry of Interior warns citizens against believing promises of easy online earnings from scammers who use fake profiles and phone calls to offer cryptocurrency investments with high return guarantees.
Following an election victory, a student movement in Serbia has called for the dismissal of state officials and investigations into controversial projects, while the RTS public broadcaster apologized and its director resigned.
Prime Minister Mickoski claims there are no scandals associated with his government, lists completed projects, and states that citizens will decide his fate in the elections.
Unmanned aircraft attacked a large oil refinery in Novokuibyshevsk, Samara region, early in the morning.
An initial investigation suggests that a recent attack on a cryptocurrency exchange was carried out by the North Korean hacking group 'TraderTraitor'.
According to a report, the condition of a person who was subjected to a lethal injection on September 30 was critical, and they were receiving treatment in the hospital.
The Public Prosecutor's Office has ordered documents to be preserved as part of an investigation involving Health Minister Den Donchev, a private clinic, and its employees.
Police are investigating alleged irregularities at the Plusinfo Clinic, involving its employees and potentially the clinic's operations.
Four individuals have been arrested on suspicion of committing two murders in the Gjorche Petrov neighborhood.
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde reportedly withdrew a statement concerning facial implants.
Authorities are investigating suspected fraud involving double billing for eye operations, resulting in approximately 1.7 million euros in damages to the Health Fund.
