European Commission's Progress Report Shows Regression ↗
Macedonia's progress report from the European Commission indicates regression, with specific criticisms directed at judicial reforms.
North Macedonia
The news from ALSAT covers a range of domestic and international issues, with a significant focus on North Macedonia's political landscape and its relationship with the EU. Domestic stories include an investigation into the owner of a technical inspection center in Tetovo for alleged embezzlement…
Macedonia's progress report from the European Commission indicates regression, with specific criticisms directed at judicial reforms.
The owner of a technical inspection center in Tetovo is suspected of embezzling 675,000 euros from citizen payments.
Ten drivers were arrested within a 24-hour period, including two minors.
French President Macron has softened his stance on Kosovo, with the new presidency offering hope for Kosovo's path towards the EU.
Bekim Sali and Jeton Shasivari received praise for the progress report, despite criticisms from Brussels.
Global stock markets declined following the US elections, with technology companies experiencing billions in losses.
Skopje experienced cool weather in the morning, with sunshine expected throughout the day.
Rexhepi stated that the European Commission's report demonstrated regression.
Shabani commented that the European Commission's report was not entirely negative.
Brussels has issued criticisms towards North Macedonia regarding reforms in the judiciary.
The representation of communities and the Albanian language are noted as parts of the European Commission's report.
Rokas stated that there has been no progress in the fight against high-level corruption.
Elderly citizens waited for hours to receive pensions outside Alta Bank in Manastir, requiring intervention from Fast Aid.
The State Election Commission (KSHZ) rejected VMRO's appeal for a rerun of elections in Cellopek, Bervenicë.
Mejdi categorically denied any agreement on the date for early elections.
Treatment is ongoing for those injured in the tragic fire in Kočani.
Iran has declared that the Strait of Hormuz will remain open as long as the United States meets its conditions.
A 46-year-old man has been arrested in Skopje on suspicion of audiovisual piracy by the Computer Crime and Digital Forensics sector.
Police and the Public Prosecutor's Office conducted an operation in Kumanovo, leading to the arrest of someone identified as 'Dace Shtuka'.
Traffic on state roads is developing smoothly and without hindrance, according to the Traffic Police.
According to the list of exchange rates from the National Bank of North Macedonia, the monthly average exchange rate for the euro is 61.4950.
Amidst ongoing protests, France's government under Macron is planning to invest 4 billion euros in education by 2030.