Flooding in Corsica, two people lose their lives after their vehicle is swept… ↗
Two individuals have died in Corsica after their vehicle was carried away by floodwaters.
North Macedonia
The news on ALSAT from North Macedonia covers a mix of international and domestic issues. Top international stories include flooding in Corsica resulting in two deaths, US plans for European security and guarantees for Ukraine, and Trump's position between negotiations and war regarding Iran…
Two individuals have died in Corsica after their vehicle was carried away by floodwaters.
Someone identified as T.A. has won a Super Millionaire prize of 7,418,699 Denars.
A decision regarding potential attacks against Iran is anticipated while Trump is in a position between negotiation and war.
Zhmiriqi and eight other individuals have been detained for 30 days in relation to the mistreatment of students in Serbia.
Four individuals are under investigation for allegedly falsifying loan agreements and vehicle documents.
The People's Bank has announced that it will facilitate services offered by Alta Banka.
No Albanians have applied for the Military Academy competition, and official Shabani stated they cannot be forced to participate.
A report suggests that the Parliament is functioning as a 'voting machine' without substantive debate or change.
Students in Matke village are forced to walk 6 kilometers to school due to the lack of regular transportation.
Trade unions have released a film highlighting the life of a deputy earning only a minimum wage.
Alta Banka has opened dedicated counters in Manastir for customers to withdraw cash.
The opposition has released meeting minutes concerning Alta Banka and has leveled accusations against the government.
A protest event called 'Rough Table' is taking place in front of the Prime Ministry, where Rama has again invited students for discussions.
The United States has put forward a plan concerning European security and guarantees for Ukraine.
Banks are advising caution for payments made over the weekend due to anticipated temporary service interruptions.
Global stock markets have experienced a decline, with technology companies losing billions of dollars, following a decision by the Federal Reserve.
The stock market is experiencing increased activity, and in Skopje, a dominant trend is expected.
Representative Rexhepi stated that the report to the European Commission indicated progress.
Representative Shabani stated that there are no issues with the European Commission's report.
Brussels has expressed criticism regarding North Macedonia's reforms.
The story discusses the Albanian representation and its relation to parts of the European Commission's report.
Fatllume Dervishi reported that Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski acknowledged the European Commission's report on corruption, presented by Ambassador Rohas.
President Miki Trajkovski's aid for Alta Banka in Manastir has been delayed multiple times, affecting citizens trying to withdraw money.
The State Election Commission has rejected VMRO-DPMNE's appeal for a recount of votes in Cellopek, Bervanica.