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The news from Plusinfo covers domestic political developments in North Macedonia, including an upcoming mayoral election, and the government's budget plans for 2027. It also features international news, such as Poland's political crisis and Serbian President Vučić's party's decision regarding…
North Macedonia's draft budget for 2027 anticipates revenues of 395.4 billion and expenditures of 440.4 billion denars, with 40.8 billion earmarked for capital investments and a state debt service of 124.6 billion denars.
The mayoral election in Brvenica will proceed to a second round between VMRO-DPMNE and DUI candidates as neither secured a majority in the first round, with voting for the ill and infirm taking place today and an election silence having begun.
Education Minister Vesna Janevska stated that student dormitories are under guarantee, and any necessary repairs will be made, refuting claims of structural damage or leaks.
The Polish President diverted his plane due to a crisis in Warsaw, with police forces surrounding the Constitutional Court amidst accusations of a coup from the opposition.
Serbian SNS leader Vučić announced significant party changes following the parliamentary election defeat and advised students to find their own 'satellite' candidates.
Belarusian tennis player Aryna Sabalenka is using the period after the season to rest and shared her subsequent plans with her followers.
Cloudy weather with occasional rain is expected throughout the weekend and into Monday, with clearer local weather anticipated on Sunday.
The new authorities in Belgrade must negotiate with Russia on gas supply and with the US on sanctions against the company NIS.
Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabić urged students to form a government swiftly.
Police reportedly entered two state institutions in Serbia, indicating a potential escalation of tensions.
The article likely investigates the connection between arrests and the entity referred to as 'Sante Plus'.
