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The news from Plusinfo focuses on domestic and international crime, Macedonian politics and economy, and US politics. A significant story details North Macedonia's Ministry of Interior's participation in a Europol operation that seized over 100 servers and led to the arrest of seven individuals…
The Ministry of Interior participated in a large Europol operation, seizing over 100 servers and arresting seven individuals for online scams causing over 4 million euros in damages, with potential victims in at least 50 countries.
The Republican party has lost control of both the House of Representatives and the Senate, marking a significant defeat for Trump and potentially complicating his governance as Democrats will dictate legislative processes from January.
The mayor announced two new schools to be built in Dracevo and Gjorce Petrov, with funds saved from Limak being redirected for a bridge and a roundabout near Saraj, and pledged to complete the 'Makedonija' underpass by the end of his term.
The German company 'Geresheimer' plans to expand its production in North Macedonia, with three new facilities expected to create over 1,000 jobs when operating at full capacity.
Former Croatian Prime Minister Jadranka Kosor shared painful childhood memories, including her father's aversion to her even after she became prime minister of Croatia.
Spanish police are investigating the death of footballer Josuha 'Jota' Viera, who reportedly died after being injured in a match in Andorra.
According to Ukrainian representatives, a person was hanged from a tree during protests, and fell to the ground.
The 'Er Srbija' airplane flew for three hours before the decision was made to return, with the unusual flight path raising questions.
The weather is expected to stabilize and become dry tomorrow, with a significant drop in temperatures.
The cruise ship 'Crown Iris' had 940 passengers and 597 crew members on board when a bomb threat was reported.
