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The front page of Plusinfo features a mix of domestic and international news. Domestically, the expansion of the 'Safe City' surveillance program to more cities and efforts by Alta Bank to facilitate payments are highlighted. Internationally, a major traffic accident in Bulgaria, ongoing peace…
The 'Safe City' initiative is expanding to Strumica, Shtip, and Bitola, with plans to equip police vehicles and mobile units with cameras, and to install cameras at accident black spots. Currently, 310,865 traffic violations have been recorded, primarily for speeding.
Slovak Prime Minister Fico has strongly reacted to EU Commissioner Rehn's threat regarding the EU budget, calling it 'typical blackmail.' Berlin is demanding that all EU member states contribute to financing Kyiv, with Bratislava and Prague supporting this stance.
The driver suspected of causing a chain-reaction accident on the Trakia highway between Sofia and Burgas has been arrested. The accident involved 86 vehicles, resulting in 11 fatalities and 51 injuries.
Initial talks in Abu Dhabi aimed at ending a war lasted four hours and were described as 'very productive' by US Secretary of State Marco Rubio. Ukrainian and Russian delegations are scheduled to resume negotiations.
Alta Bank AD Bitola has introduced new facilities allowing companies to pay salaries and contributions. Individuals can also fully manage new inflows to their accounts, including funds transferred from other banks and payment service providers.
Latvia and Lithuania have issued warnings due to unidentified flying objects approaching their airspace from the direction of Russia.
Irish police intervened with tear gas and arrested two individuals during a protest in Dublin involving US President Joe Biden, as reported by British media.
Rescuers heard a baby crying after it had been buried in a hole for 24 hours.
Comments posted under a photo of the demolition of a building for the construction of an apartment complex in the city of Veles are being commented on.
