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The news from SDK.mk focuses on a mix of domestic issues concerning digital identification, international affairs including statements from Vladimir Putin, the hacking of Binance, a helicopter crash in Bosnia, and cultural news about the passing of actor Patrick Stewart. There's also a story about…
Digital identity cards and driver's licenses are not currently valid when presented to the police, and legislative amendments are required, according to Minister Andonovski.
Vladimir Putin stated that Russia supports all steps towards restoring relations with European countries and believes that there will be no winners in a war.
The cryptocurrency giant 'Binance' announced that $6.3 billion of its digital assets were affected in what could be the largest such theft.
At least four people died when an Italian helicopter from the EU peacekeeping forces stationed in Bosnia and Herzegovina (EUFOR) crashed near Brcko.
Patrick Stewart, the bald English actor known for his impressive theatre and film roles, most notably as Captain Jean-Luc Picard in 'Star Trek', has died.
A luxury cruise on a long-term round-the-world voyage announced it was ceasing operations due to exceptionally high fuel costs, leaving passengers stranded.
136 students from North Macedonia, or 8.4 percent of 1,623 surveyed, experienced suicidal thoughts or thoughts of self-harm while being victims of cyberbullying, according to research.
