Car stopped on Gostivar-Strazha road, driver attacks police officer ↗
Front page leadA car was stopped on the Gostivar-Strazha road, and the driver subsequently attacked a police officer.
North Macedonia
The Alsat news website from North Macedonia covers a range of domestic and international news. Top domestic stories include a police incident where a driver attacked an officer on the Gostivar-Strazha road, a politician's response to a party regarding Albanian representation, and reports on active…
A car was stopped on the Gostivar-Strazha road, and the driver subsequently attacked a police officer.
The weather forecast indicates sunny and warm conditions for today and Tuesday, with unstable weather and heavy rains expected from Wednesday onwards.
The eighth victim of West Nile fever was recorded yesterday, indicating a concerning health situation.
Kasami responded to BDI, stating that Albanians will be represented worthily.
There are eight active fire sources, with some proving difficult to extinguish.
Following important meetings in Moscow, including with President Vladimir Putin, American envoys continue their peace mission.
Russian President Vladimir Putin held extensive and reportedly very useful talks with two American officials close to Donald Trump.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is visiting Greenland to reaffirm and strengthen the partnership between the EU and Greenland.
The driver of a government secretary has been remanded in custody for 30 days on suspicion of soliciting a 1,500 euro bribe for a job.
The United Nations has approved a resolution to formally adopt a new world map, the Mercator projection, which depicts changes in the relative sizes of continents.
The Israeli army announced it was attacking southern Lebanon, alleging that Hezbollah drones had been launched towards its soldiers.
Today's weather will be sunny and warm with scattered clouds.
BDI has criticized the independence ceremonies, stating that Albanians were overlooked.
Regarding the West Nile Fever outbreak, the government asserts that measures are being implemented, while LSDM accuses them of failure.