Protests Continue in Tirana, Demanding Rama's Resignation ↗
Protesters are continuing their march in Tirana, calling for the resignation of Prime Minister Rama.
North Macedonia
The news from ALSAT covers a range of topics including domestic affairs in North Macedonia, such as the European Commission's report criticizing corruption and the judiciary, the availability of the drug "Trikafta", a competition for children in Skopje, and weather forecasts. It also reports on…
Protesters are continuing their march in Tirana, calling for the resignation of Prime Minister Rama.
The European Commission has released a report on North Macedonia, highlighting criticisms regarding corruption, the judiciary, and constitutional changes.
The Children's Clinic has confirmed the availability of the drug "Trikafta" for 126 patients.
Donald Trump has issued a strong reaction following disappointing election results.
Citizens are set to receive their "My Social Security" payments for the last three months by November 30.
A competition begins in Skopje today, allowing children to submit their wishes for the New Year.
Sunny weather is returning to North Macedonia, though sub-zero temperatures are anticipated for the weekend.
Cyberattacks have targeted supermarkets in 11 European countries, causing significant damage to food supplies.
Marta Kos presented the report on North Macedonia, discussing progress and crucial issues related to constitutional changes.
Three individuals were reported injured in Skopje on November 3rd, with an incident occurring on "362" street.
Minister of Internal Affairs Panche Toshkovski presented the National Security Strategy for 2026-2030, following 33 road fatalities.
Albanian police have filed 36 charges against 5,000 protesters for blocking roads during demonstrations.
A diplomatic source in Brussels revealed to Top Channel that European Commissioner Marta Kos is expected to finalize negotiations.
Democrats achieved historic victories in the midterm elections, securing majorities in both the Senate and Congress in the US.
After 27 years, the remains of three individuals who went missing during the Kosovo war have been identified.
Heavy rainfall has caused widespread flooding in Florida, resulting in two fatalities and several injuries.
A scandal has emerged at the University of Shtip where student grades were altered in exchange for over 21,000 euros.
The EU report states that the dialogue between Kosovo and Serbia has not yielded concrete results, and the Ohrid Annex remains largely unimplemented.
Two people and a burned car were found in Bogdanci, with suspicions of a murder-suicide incident.
The political party VMRO-DPMNE is demanding an oversight debate in parliament concerning the Alta Bank case.
Secret archives from the communist era are being opened in Hungary.
Minister Klekovski proposes decentralizing the oncology service, with therapies to be made available at other hospitals.
The branches of Alta Bank in Skopje are currently still closed.