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Front page leadThe Finance and Budget Commission did not pass any amendments during the second revision of the 2026 budget.
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The news from ALSAT covers a range of domestic and international stories. Domestically, there are reports on water supply issues in Struga, a political accusation involving BDI party member Bajram Rexhepi, a dispute concerning the European Eye Hospital, a court case involving 'Lotaria' and the…
The Finance and Budget Commission did not pass any amendments during the second revision of the 2026 budget.
Kosovo's Police Director, Gazmend Hoxha, has resigned following the murder of Arlinda Zekaj in Peja.
Amidst Middle East tensions, the European Union has released 20.5 million barrels of oil onto the market.
Bajram Rexhepi of the BDI party accuses engineer Ibrahim Ferati of threatening his life, a claim Ferati denies.
A strike has paralyzed Italy, leading to the securing of luxury shops in Milan.
European Eye Hospital states they have not harmed any patients, either medically or financially.
Another witness has reportedly undermined the prosecution's theory against Grubi and Bajrami in the 'Lotaria' case.
Plans are underway for a new highway toll payment system that will operate without ramps or queues.
Measures are being taken to relocate a shack that was being misused by drug addicts in the yard of 'Kirili e Metodij'.
The former deputy director of the Lottery testified regarding the supply of VLT apparatus.
Student parliaments are reviewing the government's offer to increase the student meal stipend to 4,500 denars.
The prosecution is requesting an additional 48-hour detention for four suspects in the two murders in Skopje.
New regulations concerning medical leave will come into effect starting December 1st.
Professional soldiers are announcing a protest scheduled for November 7th.
The city of Struga is currently facing restrictions in its water supply.
The Greek minister is meeting with his Turkish and Libyan counterparts in Skopje, addressing issues in the Eastern Mediterranean.
A new direct air route between Skopje and Tivat is set to begin operations, with two flights per week.
Minister of Justice Donika Gervalla and Minister of Internal Affairs Xhelal Svecla state they will not resign, believing it is not a solution.
The Ethics Committee has decided to suspend five deputies from the Democratic Party for 10 days.
Companies in RMG generated 36 billion euros in circulation in 2025, but this figure does not indicate value creation in the new Macedonian economy.
Between 3,000 and 4,000 patients may have paid for services that, according to an investigation, were wrongfully charged by the Fund.
World-famous singer Jennifer Lopez visited the 'Coffee Unique' cafe in Bronxville, New York, owned by her relatives.
An Italian citizen and 54-year-old man were arrested in Italy on suspicion of involvement in the murder of an Albanian and the 35-year-old victim.