Office of the People's Advocate to be open in Tetovo tomorrow ↗
The office of the People's Advocate will be open in Tetovo tomorrow, providing services to citizens.
North Macedonia
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The office of the People's Advocate will be open in Tetovo tomorrow, providing services to citizens.
Thirteen individuals have been arrested in five cities as part of a police operation where marijuana and other narcotic substances were seized.
Elections for the mayor of Bervenicë are scheduled for tomorrow, with voting for the sick and disabled taking place today.
Students have rejected dialogue, while Prime Minister Rama continues to insist on a meeting for the fifth consecutive day.
Inspectors have launched an operation targeting illegal vendors in Skopje.
Two young men from Kumanovo were apprehended while attempting to steal fuel from trucks.
Protests are ongoing in Albania, with citizens expressing their dissatisfaction.
Citizen savings have seen a rise of 9.2 percent, despite the prevailing inflationary pressures.
The National Bank of North Macedonia has reassured citizens that the country's banking system is stable.
The weather forecast indicates rain until Tuesday, with a return to sunny conditions starting from Wednesday.
The National Bank of Serbia has revoked the license of Alta Bank due to its severe financial difficulties.
The Supreme Court has overturned a decision concerning the modular hospital, and the case will now be retried.
Citizens are purchasing the last available vegetables for winter, with prices continuing to be a point of concern.
Following the murder of Arlinda Zekaj, protests are ongoing in Pristina as citizens demand justice.
The traditional craft of saddlery is facing extinction.
Tensions have escalated in France, with 320,000 citizens participating in protests across the country.