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North Macedonia
The news from ALSAT covers a range of topics including domestic crime and politics in North Macedonia, as well as international affairs in Albania, Serbia, Bulgaria, and Germany. There are also reports on a fire in Kočani, a tragedy in Novi Sad, and a weather forecast.
A fire broke out at a bus company in Kočani.
Two years after the tragedy in Novi Sad, citizens continue to demand justice and accountability for the 16 victims.
Citizens of Bulgaria are voting in the second round of presidential elections.
Berisha comments on developments in Tirana and Belgrade, comparing them to the Arab Spring.
Protests against the rising cost of living have spread to Germany.
Following a defeat in Bërvenica, Mickoski states they are isolated.
The country will experience cloudy and rainy weather with temperatures reaching up to 17 degrees Celsius.
Mickoski criticizes VLEN regarding Bërvenica, labeling them a 'Trojan horse'.
A 27-year-old and an infant were found dead in Gjilan, and the young man's father has been arrested.
The People's Bank of RM has temporarily taken over 'Alta Bank' in Manastir.
Police confiscated over two thousand vehicles in the first eight months of the year.
Six people, including two minors, were arrested in Tirana following violent protests.
More than 84% of internet users in North Macedonia are active on social media.
An 18-year-old was arrested and a 16-year-old was hospitalized with serious injuries following a clash between fans in Aerodrom.
Four people have been ordered to remain in pre-trial detention for 30 days in connection with a murder in Gjorgje.
Angela Merkel believes it is time for Germany to elect a female president after 77 years of male presidents.
Prime Minister Edi Rama has appointed Vlera Gjakova, originally from North Macedonia, as a media advisor.
A federal court in the United States has dismissed a lawsuit filed by former President Donald Trump against the 'Wall Street Journal'.
Drivers' licenses were confiscated within 24 hours in various locations, with some individuals caught driving without them.
With ChatGPT becoming a global phenomenon in 2022, there are predictions that it may replace traditional search engines.
Approximately 160,000 young people in Germany are demonstrating for better living conditions, education, and lower living costs.
A large embezzlement scheme by an NGO has been revealed by Greek authorities.
Tensions are high in Paris as protests are escalating, with nationwide mobilization expected.
The country is expected to experience cloudy skies and rain, with mild temperatures.