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The front page of SDK.mk features several prominent stories, with a major focus on financial news concerning Alta Banka in Bitola, North Macedonia. Other top stories include EU negotiations for free roaming in the Western Balkans, the new lighting of Skopje's Stone Bridge funded by Turkey, and a…
According to Slaveski, six investors have expressed interest in acquiring Alta Banka in Bitola, and contact has already been made with two banks regarding the potential sale.
The European Commission has initiated negotiations to integrate Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia, and Serbia into the 'Roaming like at Home' regime.
The new decorative and architectural lighting for the Stone Bridge in Skopje was activated last night, with the mayor announcing the project funded by Turkey.
The chief of staff in Donald Trump's cabinet, Susan Wiles, has resigned, becoming an early casualty of the Republicans' significant midterm election defeat.
Thomas Markle, father of Megan Markle, has been arrested for possessing child pornography, including images with minors, found in a rented storage unit.
On Saturday, November 7, the National Bank will arrange bus transportation from Prilep, Resen, and Ohrid to the Alta Banka branch in Bitola for citizens.
Starting Monday, November 9, the weekly limit for cash withdrawals and payments with Alta Banka payment cards will increase from 10,000 to 15,000 Denars.
An IT company in Skopje has dismissed an employee with autism, stating it was due to alleged psychological abuse from colleagues, which made him unable to defend himself.
The Center for Culture has been found to have discriminated against Macedonians during the hiring process, an investigation has revealed.
