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The front page of SDK.mk features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include concerns about risks related to the ownership ties of 'Alta Bank AD Bitola' with a bank in Serbia, a historical video of the Officers' Home in Bitola created with AI, arrests of Serbian police…
The National Bank is monitoring risks associated with the ownership connections of Alta Bank AD Bitola to a bank in Serbia, while lines of clients form outside the Bitola branch.
Young photographers and their mentors have brought the history of the Officers' Home in Bitola to life, using archival photographs with the help of artificial intelligence.
The head of the Serbian Criminal Police Directorate, Marko Kričak, was arrested this morning on the order of the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade.
Following France, Italy, and Portugal, protests against the high cost of living have reached Germany, where violence and robbery have also been observed, including the theft of a gun store in Frankfurt.
One person was injured and one was detained following a fight between members of the fan groups of basketball clubs MZT Skopje and Rabotnicki on a boulevard in Skopje's Aerodrom.
An old NASA telescope is barely holding on in space after a failed rescue attempt left it drifting lower and lower; the Space Force is monitoring its descent.
The legendary Croatian singer Mišo Kovač has passed away at the age of 85, having sold over 20 million records in his career.
North Korean hackers, identified as Lazarus, are accused of orchestrating some of the largest thefts in recent years, with the FBI alleging that Pyongyang finances itself through cybercrime.
