North Macedonia Closes 104 Online Gambling Sites ↗
Authorities in North Macedonia have shut down 104 online gambling websites.
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Authorities in North Macedonia have shut down 104 online gambling websites.
The British Embassy has called for an investigation into attacks targeting journalists.
Albulena Haxhiu is requesting a focus on the defense strategy for former Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) leaders in The Hague.
The LSDM party blames the current government regarding issues with 'Alta Banka'.
Two companies are bidding to construct multi-story parking garages at the State Hospital, adding 500 new parking spaces.
MP Miteva accuses the LSDM of disseminating false information concerning the banking system.
Today's weather forecast for North Macedonia.
Sparkasse Bank and the Ministry of Education and Science are collaborating on a campaign to prevent domestic violence against children and adolescents.
More than 2,400 individuals in North Macedonia are affected by Alzheimer's disease, and approximately 5,000 others by Parkinson's disease.
Citizens are experiencing long queues at Alta Banka in Bitola and are unable to withdraw their full account balances.
Dimitrievski states that as long as ZNAM is part of the government, legal texts and jurisprudence will exclusively be in the Macedonian language.
The event referred to as 'Betrayal in Bërvenica' has caused tension within the ruling VMRO-VLEN coalition.
EVN North Macedonia has inaugurated its first training facility in Gostivar.
Baush reports a decline in citizen confidence related to Alta Banka.
Residents in Skopje and Tetovo are unable to access funds from Alta Bank ATMs.
Albulena Haxhiu has requested the involvement of a special prosecutor in the Zekaj case.
The Governor of the National Bank, Trajko Slaveski, stated that 'Alta Banka' in Macedonia has been charged and can only have 10,000 denars withdrawn daily.
Izet Mexhiti, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Local Self-Government, stated that there are no agreements with 'Nesh' and 'Atyre'.
The second round of elections in Bërvenicë concluded without any incidents, confirmed by the Ministry of Interior.
Kosovo has lost 43.8 million euros from the European Union's Growth Plan due to unrealistic reform expectations.
Iliana Jotova has been elected president of Bulgaria, securing 57.5% of the vote in the second round.
Serbian police have arrested Davor Macura, the owner of Alta Banka, in Serbia.
During a police check in Gostivar, a person was detained after drugs were found.
Americans will vote tomorrow for Congress, with these elections serving as a test for Donald Trump's presidency.