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The news from Plusinfo covers domestic political issues in North Macedonia, including discussions around the 'Alta Banka' case and the government's financial stability laws. International news includes a sex scandal at Nvidia, a top list of individuals arrested in Serbia, and a report on two fatal…
North Macedonia's Law on Financial Stability mandates coordination between the National Bank and the Ministry of Finance when banks threaten financial stability, with the Prime Minister able to participate in seeking solutions within government authority.
Jensen Huang is reportedly involved in an affair with an 'Nvidia' director, with new allegations raising the possibility of his removal from the top position.
According to Serbian Ministry of Internal Affairs data, over 90 people were arrested in separate investigations in the first two weeks after the elections, including approximately 20 police officers.
Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski stated that the opposition's claims of personal connections to Davor Macura, described as Aleksandar Vučić's personal banker, were lies, and their ignorance of Macura and 'Alta Banka' was disproven during a parliamentary oversight hearing.
A member of the French Republican Guard collapsed and fell in front of the Élysée Palace upon the arrival of the President.
Keith Middleton rarely spoke about his battle with cancer, revealing what he said and experienced during that period.
This news item appears to be a general announcement or report about academic achievements in North Macedonia.
This story reports on two capital punishment sentences handed down in Serbia by the end of the year.
