Winter Tire Deadline Approaches, Drivers Await First Snowfall ↗
The deadline for mandatory winter tires is nearing, and drivers are anticipating the first snowfall of the season.
North Macedonia
The news from North Macedonia focuses on domestic issues including infrastructure problems at Matka, a wood bridge built by residents in Kumanovo, water supply disruptions, and changes in winter tire regulations. There are also reports on privatization of state lands, reactions to a jurisprudence…
The deadline for mandatory winter tires is nearing, and drivers are anticipating the first snowfall of the season.
Matka draws hundreds of tourists, but damaged infrastructure and litter leave a negative impression.
Three soldiers were killed in a drone attack targeting a military base in Colombia.
A bloody attack in Poland has led to the declaration of two days of national mourning.
Russian attacks persist in Ukraine, resulting in five deaths and ten injuries.
Water supply will be interrupted in Karposh 4 because of ongoing works.
The week begins with rainfall, and temperatures are expected to increase starting Tuesday.
Prime Minister Rama has launched a dialogue platform, while students continue to demand his resignation.
Residents of Kumanovo have built their own wooden bridge, risking their lives to cross the river.
Restrictions have been eased for Alta Bank customers, with an increase in the weekly withdrawal limit.
Procedures for the privatization of state-owned lands are continuing for the outstanding applications.
There are reactions to Dimitrievski's opposition to holding the jurisprudence exam in the Albanian language.
Citizens are marching with the slogan "Enough Is Enough" demanding justice for Biljana Kiriqin.
Mihajlova alleges that the legal proceedings against her were altered after she identified as Bulgarian.
Urban chaos persists in Tetovo, with the new master plan now delayed until next year.
An earthquake with a magnitude of 5.7 has struck Japan, leaving at least 22 people injured.
An electricity outage is expected in Skopje on Monday due to works, affecting several areas.
Thirty-three people were injured after a bus collided with a car on a Croatian highway.
Global financial markets concluded the week with mixed results, as investors closely watch economic trends.
Skopje experienced harsh weather conditions with temperatures reaching 12 degrees Celsius.
Six people were killed and 15 injured in a terrorist attack in Krakow, Poland.
The Democratic Union for Integration (BDI) has criticized the selection process for the Military Academy, noting the absence of Albanian candidates among the 29 admitted.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has stated he is ready for a meeting with Putin, but not in Moscow.
Paraguay is facing a crisis following the collapse of Ueno Bank, leading to the dismissal of the president.