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MKIsrael and Hezbollah agree to a ceasefire
The article discusses Venice's plan to increase entry fees for day-trippers to between 30 and 50 euros during certain days, proposed by new mayor Simone Venturini. The current fee is between 5 and 10 euros, with a 10-euro charge for up to 60 days. The measure aims to reduce mass tourism, but critics argue it does not deter visitors. Venturini, who won the election from the center-right, proposed the increase during the campaign, though he lacks direct authority to implement it without further approval.
Most of the Centre will be without water tomorrow, as well as parts of Gazi Baba Municipality
The National Strategy for Combating Corruption was presented by the State Commission for Prevention of Corruption (DKSK) to the President of the Assembly, Afrim Gashi. The strategy focuses on seven key areas including public procurement, law enforcement, justice, transport, infrastructure projects, spatial planning, urban planning, construction, health, environment, energy, and natural resources. Its main goal is to establish effective preventive mechanisms to reduce corruption before it occurs.
National anti-corruption strategy adopted the objective is effective prevention
The article reports on two separate events: first, a planned water outage in parts of Skopje due to repairs on a water pipeline, affecting several key locations including the University of Macedonia, the Court of Justice, and the Macedonian Television. Second, it mentions a public debate held by the Budget and Finance Committee regarding a proposed law on games of chance and entertainment games.
Cancer, Sagittarius, and Aquarius before a new beginning and important decisions
The article discusses two separate topics. The first part reports on French tourist attractions introducing fines up to €150 for walking without a shirt or wearing only swimwear outside beaches, aiming to maintain order and pleasant atmosphere in city centers during the tourist season. The second part covers astrology, stating that three zodiac signs—Cancer, Sagittarius, and Aquarius—are expected to experience financial success and significant achievements in the upcoming week.
Public hearing held on the Bill on Gambling and Amusement Games
A public debate was held at the 68th session of the Commission for Financing and Budget regarding the proposed Law on Games of Chance and Amusement Games. The session was opened by Chairperson Sanja Lukareska, who welcomed participants including representatives from relevant institutions, affected parties, experts, associations, and citizen groups. Minister for Finance Gordana Dimitrievska-Kochoska presented the proposal, explaining its goals such as preventing the gray economy in gambling, ensuring security and trust for players—especially young people—and legalizing and controlling financial
Strategic partnership for a modern, efficient and digital justice
The article reports on two separate events. The first details planned water supply disruptions in Skopje due to maintenance work on a water pipeline. The second discusses the adoption of a national anti-corruption strategy by Macedonia, with discussions between the Speaker of Parliament and the head of the Anti-Corruption Commission.
Three robberies in one night in Skopje and Stipe, attacked civilians, taken away a bicycle, money and jewelry
Three robberies occurred in one night in Skopje and Štip, with citizens being attacked and having their bicycles, money, and jewelry stolen. In Skopje, a 38-year-old man was physically assaulted by three individuals who stole his bicycle and wallet containing cash and personal documents. In Štip, a 20-year-old man was attacked and had his food items taken, while another incident involved a 62-year-old woman whose home was broken into, and she was assaulted with a metal object and robbed of her jewelry. Authorities have been informed and are working to investigate and identify the perpetrators.
Completed the reconstruction of one of the main traffic routes in Kochany
A 44-year-old man from Skopje has been accused of setting fire to two diplomatic vehicles in front of the Bulgarian embassy in Skopje. According to prosecutors, the suspect filled a plastic bottle with gasoline from a nearby gas station, approached the parked vehicles, poured the gasoline on them, and set them on fire using a lighter. The incident occurred on June 15 around noon on Mitropolit Teodosi Gologanov Boulevard, a busy area in central Skopje. Prosecutors have recommended pre-trial detention due to the severity of the crime and the potential danger it posed to people and property.
Suspect for the fire at the Bulgarian embassy is being prosecuted for endangering persons under international protection
The article reports two separate events. The first covers an agreement between Israel and Hezbollah for a ceasefire, which took effect at 16:00 local time. This follows new violence in southern Lebanon, with at least 18 people killed in Israeli air strikes, while four Israeli soldiers were also reported killed in combat. The IDF stated it had targeted 80 Hezbollah-related targets and eliminated dozens of militants. The ceasefire comes a day after the US and Iran signed an agreement aimed at preventing conflicts in the Middle East. The second part of the article details an indictment against a
Hakimi will still be tried for rape
The Appeal Court in Versailles announced in the morning that Moroccan footballer Achraf Hakimi will indeed be tried for sexual assault. In February 2023, Hakimi was accused by a young woman who went to the police station, where she reported that the footballer had sexually assaulted her. The PSG player and captain of Morocco, whose team is playing their second match at the World Cup against Scotland on Friday night, has consistently dismissed the accusations as 'false' and now says he is 'happy' about the trial. 'I have been waiting for this trial since day one. And now I am even more patient.
ASOM: For the state monopoly, for the legal business key to the door and 10,000 people out of work
The article discusses the importance of the National Development Strategy 2024–2044 for North Macedonia, emphasizing the need for long-term planning and strategic thinking. Prime Minister Christian Mickoski highlights the strategy as a crucial document based on broad public consensus, expert work, and genuine intent to establish a culture of long-term planning. The text reflects on past challenges faced by the country and the tendency of politics to focus on short-term solutions rather than long-term goals.
(Video) Petrushevsky: Filipche upgraded version of Zaev who signed a white paper paper with Bulgaria, blindly accepting all Bulgarian dictates just for power
The Minister of Health, Azir Aliu, addressed an event dedicated to organ donation organized by the Government, the Ministry of Health, and the National Coordinator for Transplantation, Prof. Dr. Biljana Kuzmanovska, as part of a national campaign to raise awareness about organ donation and transplantation. He expressed deep gratitude to the families of organ donors, emphasizing the importance of discussing organ donation earlier in families, educational institutions, among doctors and patients, openly, responsibly, and without prejudice. In just two months, the Ministry of Health, along with a
Ukrainian minister: Putin made a historic mistake
Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar stated that accelerating Ukraine's accession to the European Union would be unfair to Western Balkan countries, which have been in the accession process for years. He emphasized that enlargement should be based on results and fulfilled criteria rather than political decisions. Meanwhile, four Israeli soldiers were killed in an attack on a tank in southern Lebanon.
47th edition of the Skopje Summer Festival
The Directorate for Culture and Arts in Skopje presents the digital edition of the catalog for the 47th edition of the 'Skopje Summer' festival. The catalog, designed by graphic designer Klement Korobar, features information about the festival's program over the next 40 days. The festival will open with an exhibition titled '75 Years of the State Archives of the Republic of North Macedonia,' showcasing significant documents from the archives' central department and nine branches across various cities. The exhibition highlights historical documents related to Macedonia during the Ottoman period
French airports introduce fines of up to 150 euros for walking around shirtless
The article discusses a fitness trend involving standing abdominal exercises without the need for a mat or traditional crunch movements. It highlights how these exercises engage multiple muscle groups simultaneously, leading to improved core stability and overall body posture. The piece emphasizes the functional benefits of this approach compared to conventional ab workouts.
Baer has signed Afonso Moreira.
Bayer Leverkusen announced the signing of Portuguese youth international Afonso Moreira from French club Lyon for around €30 million, with potential bonuses that could push the total to over €33 million. The 21-year-old winger signed a contract until June 2031. Moreira joined Lyon from Sporting CP for approximately €2 million and played 37 matches last season, scoring eight goals and providing 11 assists. Bayer Leverkusen's sporting director Simon Rolfes praised Moreira as a fast, agile, and technically skilled player who fits the team's playing style. Moreira is a regular member of Portugal's
The Strait of Hormuz is open, but oil reserves are low
Crude oil prices have fallen below $78 per barrel following an agreement between the United States and Iran to open the Strait of Hormuz and gradually resume Iranian oil exports. The U.S. will lift sanctions on Iranian ports, while Iran will progressively open the Strait of Hormuz for safe passage of commercial ships. The process is expected to be completed within 30 days. Initial oil tankers have already passed through the strait, including three Saudi super-tankers carrying approximately six million barrels of oil. Meanwhile, the International Energy Agency reported that strategic oil储备 of O
Van Hecke moved from Brighton to Tottenham
Tottenham continues to strengthen its team for the next season by signing Jan Paul van Hecke from Brighton. Van Hecke, a 26-year-old Dutch central defender, has played regularly for Brighton over the last three seasons and has earned 13 caps for the Netherlands national team. The club announced the transfer via social media, and manager Roberto De Zerbi emphasized the importance of bringing in Van Hecke, having previously worked with him at Brighton.
Leipzig has refused 100 million euros for Diomande.
The article discusses Leipzig's rejection of Liverpool's €100 million offer for young player Jean-Clair Todibo. The report states that Leipzig is seeking €120 million for the player and expects Paris Saint-Germain to also enter the race. Former Liverpool manager Jürgen Klopp advised Todibo to stay at Leipzig for another season but acknowledged Liverpool as the best destination if he wants to leave.
VMRO-DPMNE: While SDS and DUI left crises, debts and blockades, this Government proved that it knows how to work for the state and citizens
The VMRO-DPMNE party claims that while SDS and DUI remain in crisis, debt, and blockades, their government has demonstrated stability, development, and concrete results felt by citizens. They highlight historical record investments of €1.255 billion and the strongest investment cycle in recent history. The government is working on six new highway segments expected to be completed by the end of 2027, with €10 billion planned for road and rail infrastructure over the next decade. Investments in youth include student dormitory renovations, electronic device vouchers, business start-up support, ag
A Horse's Terrible Injury has Overshadowed Canadian Rhapsody
Canadian player Ismael Koné suffered a severe injury during a match against Qatar (6:0), when he broke his tibia after a challenge by a Qatari player in the 52nd minute. The game was immediately stopped, with players and fans reacting in shock. After a ten-minute break, Koné was carried off the field on a stretcher amid applause from the stands. His substitute Nathan Saliba later scored a goal wearing Koné's jersey. Reports indicate that Koné has broken both his shinbones, tibia, and fibula, requiring surgery and an expected recovery period of four to five months.
(Video) The fourth stage of the mosquito disinfection in Skopje
The article discusses the fourth phase of mosquito control efforts in Skopje, Macedonia. It also includes a statement from the VMRO-DPMNE party highlighting their achievements over two years in governance, including investments in infrastructure, education, and youth development.
(Video) Mexico first to the knockout stage, followed by Canada
Mexico secured first place in Group A of the World Cup with a 1:0 victory over South Korea. Canada also advanced to the knockout stage after defeating Qatar 6:0. Canada's win marked their first-ever World Cup victory, with Jonathan David scoring a hat-trick.
The head of the European Council wanted to open a channel to Moscow, the Germans were furious.
The President of the European Council, Antonio Costa, attempted to open diplomatic channels with Russia in the context of potential peace talks, which caused mixed reactions among EU leaders at the summit in Brussels. German officials criticized the move as an 'insult,' calling it uncoordinated and unprofessional, while some leaders warned that it was not yet time for dialogue with Moscow. Others welcomed the initiative. The European Union confirmed that there have been diplomatic contacts with Moscow in recent weeks but emphasized that no substantive discussions or negotiations have taken pl.
A lot of capital investment in transport, but little in energy.
The article discusses capital investments made by the new government in North Macedonia over the past two years, focusing primarily on transportation infrastructure such as highways and railways. It highlights progress on the Kicevo-Ochrid highway, which is partially completed and expected to be fully operational by early 2027. The article also mentions preparations for sections of the highway under an agreement with 'Bharti and Enka' signed in March 2023, which the previous government did not advance. The author critiques the initial plan for building all three segments simultaneously, citing
Iran's supreme leader backed direct talks with the U.S.
The Supreme Leader of Iran, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has publicly endorsed direct negotiations with the United States following an agreement to halt hostilities between the two countries. In a written statement published through state media, Khamenei emphasized that these talks do not represent a concession from Iran’s positions. He noted that he approved the understanding memorandum after being assured by Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian and other high-ranking officials that Iran’s interests and those of the so-called 'Resistance Front' would be protected. Khamenei also stated that Iran is
Netanyahu calls for preserving key relationship with U.S. after Iran deal
The article discusses U.S. President Donald Trump's denial of reports that the United States plans to pay Iran $300 billion under a recent memorandum of understanding. Trump called the claims 'fake news' and emphasized that the deal would bring lower oil prices and victory for the U.S. The article also mentions Vice President JD Vance stating that any investment package for Iran would come from Gulf partners and private investors, not directly from American taxpayers. Additionally, it briefly covers a separate regional story about a court uncovering statements made by Costa K. after the mass杀人
Trump: It's not true that the U.S. will pay $300 billion to Iran
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called for maintaining the 'key relationship' with the United States following the U.S.-Iran agreement, emphasizing Washington's support for Israel during the conflict with Iran. Netanyahu reiterated that Israeli forces would remain in southern Lebanon and maintain a security zone as long as necessary. Meanwhile, U.S. Vice President JD Vance criticized Israeli officials who attacked the agreement, reminding them that much of Israel's defense equipment is produced and funded by the U.S. The agreement between Washington and Tehran has faced criticism in
The reason Messi was crying has been revealed. The family has been announced.
The Czech Republic and South Africa drew 1:1 in their opening match of the second round of the World Cup. The Czech team started aggressively, creating two chances early on and scoring first through Hlozek's precise shot. South Africa managed to equalize later in the first half but struggled to threaten the Czech goal significantly. In the second half, the Czechs regained control but failed to capitalize on defensive errors by South Africa.
(Video) Remi that doesn't suit anyone Czech Republic and South Africa win by one point each
The Czech Republic and South Africa drew 1:1 in their opening match of the second round of the World Cup in Group A at the Atlanta Stadium. The Czech team started aggressively, creating two chances in the first two minutes and scoring early in the game through a well-executed play involving Hložek and Sadilék. South Africa managed to relieve pressure in the 12th minute but failed to score. In the second half, the Czechs regained control, but were unable to capitalize on defensive errors by South Africa. The match ended in a draw.
Following the birthday of VMRO-DPMNE comes a reconstruction of the Government
Prime Minister and leader of VMSD, Christian Miccoski, announced that after celebrating the party's anniversary on June 17 in Strumica, official talks with coalition partners will begin regarding the reconstruction of the Government. He responded to accusations by the opposition SDSM that the government is forcing early elections due to 'wasting state funds,' calling such claims illogical. Miccoski emphasized that his party has a four-year mandate from citizens and aims for regular parliamentary elections in spring 2028, but noted they are prepared for elections if challenged. He criticized SD
(Video) Thousands of Bosnia and Herzegovina fans flooded Los Angeles ahead of the match against Switzerland
The article discusses Lionel Messi's emotional reaction after scoring his first goal in Argentina's 3-0 win over Algeria, explaining that his tears were due to personal reasons unrelated to football. It also mentions the family of Messi confirming that his father, Jorge, is under medical care and recovering. Additionally, it covers a draw between the Czech Republic and South Africa in the second round of the World Cup.
The judge revealed what Kosta K. said in the psychiatric clinic after the massacre in the Serbian school
The article discusses statements made by Kosta K., the perpetrator of the Ribnikar school massacre, during his stay at a psychiatric clinic. According to court documents released today by the Higher Court in Belgrade, Kosta K. expressed regret over the attack and claimed he had reconsidered his actions. He stated that he now better understands his mother's behavior and feels he misinterpreted her unconditional love. The article also notes that Kosta K. began believing in God and confessed, according to Serbian media reports. The relationship between Kosta K. and his mother, Miljana Kecmanović,
Easy, fast and accurate: Genesis Zircon 880 PRO for gamers who want control
The article introduces the Genesis Zircon 880 PRO gaming mouse, highlighting its precision, responsiveness, and performance features designed for gamers seeking control and high performance. It describes the mouse's technical specifications, including the PAW3950 sensor, dual-chipset architecture, and high polling rate, emphasizing its suitability for high-refresh-rate monitors and intense gaming scenarios. The mouse is available exclusively through Anhoch in black and white variants.
The fans are angry at Ronaldo.
Portugal played a 1-1 draw against DR Congo in the first round of the 2026 World Cup qualifiers. Portugal took an early lead with a goal by Joao Neves, but DR Congo equalized before halftime through Jean-Claude Mbemba. In the second half, Portugal controlled possession but failed to create clear chances, while DR Congo remained dangerous on counterattacks. Cristiano Ronaldo did not have a significant impact, touching the ball only 16 times and failing to shoot on goal. He received a low rating of 6.2 from SofaScore, the lowest among Portuguese players.
France has broken up the warring Senegal in the second half
France needed to significantly improve their performance in the second half to overcome the highly organized Senegal, ultimately winning 3-1 at the MetLife Stadium and starting their World Cup campaign with a win. Senegal performed exceptionally well in the first half, limiting France's chances and coming close to scoring, including hitting the crossbar with Jackson. However, the movement of Olivier Giroud into a more central role changed the match dynamics. Giroud became the standout performer, creating gaps in Senegal's defense and feeding Kylian Mbappé, who opened the scoring. Marcus Thuram
Misaylovski from Brussels: ARM is becoming more and more capable by NATO standards
Mishajlovski, the Macedonian Minister of Defense, stated during a meeting in Brussels that North Macedonia is becoming increasingly capable according to NATO standards. He highlighted significant investments in defense, modernization efforts, and the acquisition of military equipment. The country's Light Infantry Battalion Group has been assessed as 'combat-capable' under NATO criteria. Mishajlovski also held bilateral talks with Greek Defense Minister Nikolaos Dendias, emphasizing regional stability, collective defense, and ongoing defense cooperation between the two countries.
Zelensky: If Ukraine is on fire, your Moscow will be on fire
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that Kyiv has struck the Moscow region with 'long-term sanctions,' referring to Ukrainian attacks deep into Russian territory. He emphasized that it is time to end the war and called on Russia to take necessary diplomatic steps. The attacks were in response to a recent Russian attack on Kyiv, which damaged an important historical and religious monument. Fires broke out after the Kapotnya refinery southeast of Moscow was hit for the third time in a month, causing black smoke to fill the sky. Numerous videos showed the explosion of a large oil tank,
Weather tomorrow: Sunny and warm, afternoon conditions for heavy rain and thunderstorms
North Macedonia has officially recognized the Macedonian ruby as a protected national semi-precious stone, marking the first time the country has formally protected a mineral of this type. Energy Minister Sanja Bozinovska announced the protection, emphasizing its significance as part of the nation's natural, geological, and cultural heritage. The move was described as the beginning of efforts to protect other unique mineral resources, including certain types of Macedonian marble.
11 persons were arrested in Skopje, Tetovo, Kitsch and Struga: they were found with drugs
In the past day, police officers across several locations in North Macedonia arrested 11 individuals who were found with drugs. The arrests occurred in Skopje, Tetovo, Kicevo, and Struga. Details include the time, location, and names (initials) of those arrested, along with the substances discovered during searches.
(Video) The government owes €200 million in VAT refunds Businesses are on the verge of collapse, warns Filippe
The article discusses the low adoption rate of digital payments among small traders in North Macedonia despite high digital readiness among citizens. Vice Governor Igor Velichkovski highlighted challenges in expanding electronic payment acceptance, noting that over 90% of transactions at small businesses still occur in cash. The article mentions efforts by the National Bank and World Bank to address this issue through workshops and solutions aimed at improving digital payment infrastructure.
(Video) Metzinovic: Access to housing is tied to debt Instead of housing for everyone, the government is creating profit for the few
At today's parliamentary question session, MP Amar Mecinovski from the Left Party criticized Vice Prime Minister and Transport Minister Aleksandar Nikoloski, who was absent from the session where the government was supposed to provide an account. Mecinovski pointed out that while the government constantly speaks of an 'infrastructure boom' and economic success, thousands of young people cannot afford their own homes and are forced to live under rent, take decades-long loans, or leave the country. He emphasized that housing should be a basic human right, but the current policy turns it into a特权
Searches in Veles and Veleška, weapons and ammunition found, two arrested
Two individuals were arrested in Veleš and Veleška after police discovered weapons and ammunition during searches conducted under court orders. The first individual, G.A. (49), was detained at his home in Veleš where a pistol 'Zastava' with 13 bullets and a large sum of money were found. He had previously been reported to have abused his daughter and restricted her movement. A search at his father’s weekend house in Kapište village revealed two pistols, 71 bullets, five cartridges, and a wooden stock without proper documentation. Both men were taken into custody, and the public prosecutor has
(Photo) Simeon Kavrakirov Street is paved in the city of Michurin
The article discusses the ongoing road asphaltation project on 'Simeon Kavrakiev' Street in Mичurin, accompanied by a photo. It also includes a report on a press conference held by Dr. Venko Filipce, leader of SDSM, where he criticizes the current government led by VMRO-DPMNE, ZNA, and VLEN for failing to deliver results over the past two years. Filipce claims that the economy has weakened, European integration has stalled, and citizens are suffering due to empty pockets and empty fridges. He highlights rising debt, declining living standards, and mass emigration among young people, accusingMi
From first private microbiology lab to part of Medicover: Blue Macedonia celebrates 25 years of patient care
The article discusses the 25th anniversary of Sinovo Macedonia, a private microbiological laboratory now part of Medicover. It highlights the company's history and care for patients over the past quarter-century.
Vlen: European Parliament report confirms that North Macedonia's future is in the European Union
The leader of the SDSM party, Dr. Venko Filipce, stated at a press conference that after two years of governance by VMRO-DPMNE, ZNA, and VLEN, citizens' living conditions have worsened, the economy has weakened, and Europe's path is completely blocked. He claimed that Miцkoski has no results and therefore resorts to a campaign of conflicts and divisions.
(Video) Message written in the sky: Novak has prepared an unforgettable surprise for Helena for her 40th birthday
The article discusses two celebrity-related stories. The first covers Loren Sanchez, a billionaire who returned to social media with a provocative Instagram post featuring glamorous outfits and received positive feedback. The second story mentions Mekkali Calkin celebrating nine years of marriage with Brenda Song.
Toszkowski: Exposure to domestic violence is the biggest risk factor for later aggressive behavior in children
Minister of Internal Affairs Pance Toskovski participated in an event marking the start of the project 'Breaking the Cycle of Violence – Systemic Prevention of Family and Peer Violence through the Education System,' organized by the Government of the Republic of North Macedonia. The event included Minister of Education and Science Vesna Jankovska, Minister of Social Policy, Demography, and Youth Fatmir Limani, and representatives of the professional public, including the Chamber of Psychologists. Toskovski highlighted data showing a significant increase in family and peer violence, emphasizing
Cristiano hasn't scored a goal in a major tournament in ages.
In a World Cup group stage match at Dallas Stadium, England defeated Croatia 4-2. Croatia managed to score twice in the first half but were dominated by England in the second half. Key moments included Kane scoring a penalty in the 12th minute, Baturina's spectacular goal for Croatia in the 36th minute, and Kane equalizing again shortly after. Croatia struggled with defending corners throughout the game, and England continued their strong performance in the second half.
Macron: When Trump makes a promise, he keeps it
French President Emmanuel Macron stated during a G7 summit press conference that he has always maintained dialogue with U.S. President Donald Trump and has trust in him. He noted that when Trump makes a promise, he fulfills it. Macron dismissed criticisms that he is too conciliatory toward Trump, emphasizing his clarity on disagreements regarding Ukraine and Greenland. He highlighted the importance of diplomacy, even with leaders with whom he does not fully agree, and mentioned the role of Versailles as a diplomatic tool. Macron also pointed out the issue of artificial intelligence, suggesting
Four signs of the zodiac for the biggest materialists
The article provides five tips for students on how to avoid getting distracted by hunger while studying. It emphasizes time management, using student meal cards to order food without interrupting study sessions, and planning meals within the weekly budget of 840 denars allocated for food.
House of Culture in Kavadarci with exhibition and book promotion
The article reports on the launch of the 'CulTour Crossing Borders' project in Strumica, Macedonia, involving the Ministry of Culture and Tourism and the Ministry of Local Self-Government. The project focuses on cultural preservation and sustainable tourism development, including activities such as the protection and revitalization of the Roman baths in Bansko, construction of retaining walls, installation of a tourist information point with solar panels, and modern roofing for archaeological site protection. The total value of the project is €1,382,043, with contributions from Macedonian and,
Demikles at the gates of Leipzig
The article reports that Argentine football coach Martin Demichelis has accepted an offer from RB Leipzig, activating a buyout clause worth two and a half million euros from his contract with Majorca. It mentions that Demichelis will replace Ole Werner, who recently resigned as head coach of Leipzig. The article also notes Demichelis' previous coaching roles at Monterrey, River Plate, and Bayern Munich's second team.
Wahi played in the World Cup and was arrested for match-fixing.
Elie Waqi, a football player for the Ivory Coast national team, has been arrested on suspicion of match-fixing. The investigation centers around whether he intentionally received a yellow card during a Ligue 1 match between Nice and Metz on May 17 while playing for Nice. Waqi was arrested by French police on May 29 following a goal he scored in a victory against Saint-Etienne, which kept Nice in Ligue 1. The French league launched an inquiry after several reports of suspicious payments linked to the match against Metz. Waqi also played in Ivory Coast's 1-0 win over Ecuador at the World Cup in费
Eric Roy, coach of Brest, has died
Erik Roy, the coach of French Ligue 1 team Brest, has died at the age of 59 after battling pancreatic cancer for over three years. Despite his illness, he led Brest to historic achievements, including qualifying for the UEFA Champions League and winning the Ligue 1 Coach of the Year award in the 2023/2024 season. In the 2024/2025 season, Brest reached the knockout stages of the Champions League but was eliminated by Paris Saint-Germain. Roy had a successful playing career with clubs such as Nice, Lyon, Marseille, Sunderland, Troyes, and Rayo Vallecano, and also worked as a sports director at L
Trump joking: If the Iran deal fails, it will be the fault of JD Vance
US President Donald Trump jokingly said that Vice President Mike Pence would be to blame if the expected agreement between the US and Iran fails. Responding to a journalist's question about whether Pence could sign the deal instead of him, Trump said he liked the idea, stating that if the deal succeeds, he would take credit, but if it fails, he would blame Pence. Trump also warned again that the US might continue military strikes against Iran if Tehran does not adhere to agreed obligations.
The European Parliament adopted the Report on Macedonia, the dispute with Sofia entered the document
The European Parliament adopted the Report on North Macedonia for 2025, with 411 members voting in favor, 120 against, and 120 abstaining. The report emphasizes that North Macedonia must fulfill its obligations related to constitutional amendments before the next intergovernmental conference can proceed. Amendment 3 by Waetz sought the removal of paragraph 73, which calls for a joint multidisciplinary expert committee on historical and educational issues to achieve clear results based on objective historical sources. The text retains the formulation regarding shared history. The document also
Poland and Germany sign defense treaty
Poland and Germany signed a bilateral defense agreement aimed at expanding cooperation in security, particularly in response to increased concerns over Russian threats. The Polish Minister of Defense, Vladislaw Kosynier-Kamiš, stated that the agreement opens new opportunities for collaboration in cyber-security, joint Baltic command, development of new technologies, and military mobility. According to him, the agreement will also contribute to improving infrastructure needed for faster movement of military forces between the two countries. Poland previously signed defense agreements with both,
(Video) Trump to Egyptian President: I fell in love with him as soon as I saw him
U.S. President Donald Trump praised Egyptian President Abdel Fatah el-Sisi at the G7 summit in France, recalling their first meeting during his 2016 presidential campaign. Trump said he 'fell in love' with el-Sisi upon meeting him and noted they had a good relationship from the start. Trump also spoke about the U.S.-Iran understanding agreement, warning that the U.S. could resume military action if Iran does not comply with the deal. The White House denied reports that the agreement included a $300 billion investment fund for Iran's reconstruction, stating such claims were false. The text of a
Siljanovska-Davkova received the handball players who at the 27th World Championship in handball for high school students achieved a historic success
President Gordana Siljanovska-Davkova welcomed the male and female cadet handball teams who achieved historic success at the 27th World Cadet Handball Championship held in Skopje. The men's team won gold and became world champions, while the women's team secured silver and became runners-up. Siljanovska-Davkova praised their efforts, teamwork, and representation of the country, emphasizing the importance of handball in Macedonian sports history and its role in inspiring future generations.
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The Macedonian Public Prosecutor's Office has opened an investigation against five individuals from Skopje, aged 22 to 34, suspected of forming a group and spreading propaganda for ISIS and other jihadist organizations through social media platforms between late 2024 and early 2026. Searches were conducted at five locations in Skopje, including a prison where two suspects were serving sentences for other crimes, and two other locations linked to the remaining suspects. Electronic devices and other items were seized during the searches.
Montenegro expects swift resolution of open issues with Croatia
A 12-year-old boy in Mladenovac, Serbia was critically injured when an entire bus shelter collapsed on him. The incident occurred late at night, and the child was rushed to a children's hospital in Belgrade for treatment. Authorities have been informed, and an investigation is underway. Separately, Bhutan has officially recognized Croatia, which is expected to strengthen cooperation between the two countries focused on stability, peace, and sustainable development.
Russia blames Ukraine for drone attack on bus with children, Kyiv denies
The article discusses Donald Trump's comments at the G7 summit in France regarding his positive relationship with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi and his remarks on the US-Iran understanding agreement. Trump praised el-Sisi and mentioned their first meeting during the 2016 presidential campaign. He also warned Iran against violating the terms of the agreement, stating the US could return to bombing if necessary. The White House denied reports of a $300 billion investment fund for Iran's reconstruction, with Trump claiming the information was false.
Ukrainian Defense Minister: Crimea will become an isolated island
Ukrainian Defense Minister Ivan Fedorov stated that Ukrainian forces are successfully implementing a strategy to isolate Crimea through mass drone usage, potentially turning the peninsula into an 'island.' He claimed Russian logistics to Crimea have been severely disrupted, making it increasingly difficult to supply Russian forces. The comments come amid intensified Ukrainian drone attacks on key Russian supply routes. Ukraine claims these strikes have significantly reduced traffic on the important Novorossiya route leading to Crimea. Commanding officer of Ukrainian drone forces, Robert Brodu,
Von der Leyen: It is in the common interest of the EU and the US to use the best AI models
Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission, stated that it is in the shared interest of the EU and the United States for their citizens and companies to have secure access to the best artificial intelligence models. Speaking at a lunch with G7 leaders and representatives of technology companies, she emphasized mutual trust between the U.S. and EU in technology and closely linked financial systems. She praised the American practice of ensuring responsible introduction of new and powerful AI models, comparing it to testing airplanes before they fly. Her comments follow the recent
Gerasimovsky: After Kiro Gligorov, photovoltaics and in schools Kole Nedelkovski and Gotse Delchev, lower electricity bills and a more sustainable Center
The mayor of Municipality of Centar, Goran Gerasimovski, announced initial steps toward energy transition in 2023 with the formation of the local energy company 'Energy Centar,' the first such entity in the country. The strategy aims at energy independence and sustainability, with solar systems already installed at OOŠ 'Kiro Gligorov' and planned for OOŠ 'Kole Nedelkovski' and OOŠ 'Goce Delchev.' Financial resources have been secured for these projects. Gerasimovski emphasized reduced electricity costs, increased energy security, and more efficient public resource usage, stating that savings '
(Video) Mbappe's goal, France defeated Senegal
France defeated Senegal 3-1 in their first match at the World Cup, held at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. France scored two goals through Kylian Mbappé and one by Bradley Bourguignon, while Senegal's Ibrahima Diallo scored in the 95th minute. France dominated the second half, with Mbappé scoring twice and Bourguignon adding another goal. The match was part of Group E.
Trump claims he can walk from Iran to Qatar
Italy has deployed an air defense system developed in a Franco-Italian partnership to central Turkey as part of NATO's defensive plan. The system, known as SAMP-T, is effective against combat aircraft, drones, cruise missiles, and some ballistic missiles. This comes after NATO forces, including Italian and Turkish troops, intercepted four ballistic missiles fired by Iran toward Turkish territory since March. In response, NATO has also deployed a new Patriot missile battery at the Incirlik Air Base in southern Turkey. Additionally, Turkey has sent a clear message to Moscow and Kyiv, warning of
Vitamin C is also important for brain health: new research reveals a surprising link
A new study suggests that vitamin C plays an important role in maintaining brain health, particularly in older adults. Researchers from Hiroshima University analyzed data and brain scans of 2,044 participants with an average age of 69 years to investigate the relationship between blood levels of vitamin C and the functionality of certain brain networks, including the default mode network (DMN). The findings indicate that higher levels of vitamin C may be associated with better brain function.
Italy deploys NATO air defense system in Turkey
Turkey's Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan warned Moscow and Kyiv during a meeting with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov against actions in the Black Sea region that could threaten regional stability and Turkey's national interests. He emphasized Ankara's willingness to mediate between Russia and Ukraine. Recent attacks involving drones on commercial ships and tankers near Turkey's northern borders have led to mutual accusations between Russia and Ukraine. One of the affected ships belonged to a Turkish company, prompting Ankara to issue formal protests to both countries. During a joint press
Turkey has sent a clear message to Moscow and Kiev: Stop attacks in the Black Sea, we are ready for negotiations
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan warned Russia and Ukraine during a meeting with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov against further actions in the Black Sea region that could threaten regional stability and Turkey's national interests. He emphasized Ankara's willingness to mediate between Moscow and Kyiv to restart peace talks and end the conflict. The warning comes amid recent attacks involving drones targeting commercial ships and tankers near Turkey's northern borders, which both Russia and Ukraine have accused each other of carrying out. Turkey has formally protested these attacks,
The scumbag who set off diplomatic vehicles, took a bus to the centre, and bought the gasoline from a gas station near the Bulgarian embassy
The article reports two separate developments in North Macedonia. First, it details the completion of road reconstruction projects in Kocani, including the 'Bely Kamen' street, funded by the Ministry of Transport. Second, it provides an update on wildfires, noting 14 fires registered nationwide with five still active.
It would be good if Ukraine joined the EU, then it would break up.
The article discusses two international news stories. The first reports on U.S. President Donald Trump repeating a geographical error during G7 summit discussions with Qatar's Emir Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, claiming that Iran is very close to Qatar and suggesting one could walk across the border. This statement was met with mockery and is not new, as Trump has previously made similar mistakes regarding geography. The second story mentions Italy deploying a NATO air defense system in Turkey.
Muzunsky in London at a meeting with the head of British diplomacy, Yvette Cooper
The Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade of North Macedonia, Tihomir Muzakoski, met with the UK's State Secretary for Foreign Affairs, Commonwealth, and Development, Iveta Cooper, in London. The meeting focused on strengthening strategic partnerships between the two countries, particularly in economic relations, trade, and investment. Discussions also covered infrastructure projects such as Corridors 8 and 10, regional and European stability, NATO cooperation, global security challenges, the war in Ukraine, and the situation in the Middle East.
Montenegro's President: Our ambition is to join the EU in 2028
The President of Montenegro, Jakov Milatović, addressed the European Parliament in Strasbourg, reiterating Montenegro's ambition to join the EU by 2028. He described this goal as a 'shared victory' for Montenegro and the European Union, emphasizing the country's multiethnic harmony, Mediterranean openness, and Balkan resilience. Milatović stated that Montenegro has closed two more chapters in its accession negotiations, bringing the total to 16 out of 33 required chapters. He declared EU membership as one of the most significant achievements in Montenegro's modern history and a key moment for扩
Timber is going to miss the Mundyal.
The article reports that Marko Kukanja (27) has agreed to join Real Madrid from Chelsea after the World Cup. Real Madrid will pay €55 million for him, with an additional €5 million if bonus conditions are met. The transfer was unexpected, as Atletico Madrid and Barcelona were previously considered more likely destinations. Kukanja has made 163 appearances for Chelsea since joining in 2022, scoring nine goals and providing 13 assists. Additionally, the article mentions that Barcelona won the European Handball League final against Füchse Berlin with a score of 37:34.
Christmas: With the support of the World Bank, preparations for the new cogeneration plant in REK Bitola are underway
The Government of the Republic of North Macedonia signed a grant agreement worth $2.4 million with AD ESM and the World Bank to begin preparatory activities for the construction of the 'REK Bitola 1' cogeneration plant. The event was attended by high-ranking officials including Prime Minister Christian Miccoski, Energy Minister Sanja Bozincovska, Deputy Prime Minister and Transport Minister Aleksandar Nikoloski, and Environment and Spatial Planning Minister Muamet Hodza. Bozincovska emphasized that this marks an important step in modernizing North Macedonia's energy sector and confirms the国家战略
Signed Declaration of Intent to Prevent Youth Violence
The article discusses why OKTA was not included in the 'Mazut' case investigation following the completion of the inquiry. It states that the fuel in question underwent regular quality checks in an accredited laboratory and met all parameters set by Macedonian regulations. OKTA emphasized that it complies with legal requirements and conducts strict quality control procedures in line with national and international standards.
Citizens will testify to a doctor if they want to be organ donors after their death.
The Ministry of Social Policy, Demography, and Youth, in collaboration with the OSCE Mission in Skopje, organized the signing of the Declaration of Intent to prevent violence among youth, aiming to increase safety and youth participation in North Macedonia. Five ministries, along with partner institutions, NGOs, and members of the National Working Group for Prevention of Violence Among Youth, signed the declaration, committing to more intensive cooperation in preventing and addressing violence among young people. Ambassador Kilijan Val emphasized the need for better-coordinated prevention, and
AD ESM and World Bank signed a grant agreement for mega mega project for cogeneration plant REK Bitola 1
The Ministry of Social Policy, Demography, and Youth, in collaboration with the OSCE Mission in Skopje, organized the signing of the Declaration of Intent aimed at preventing violence among youth in North Macedonia. Five ministries, along with partner institutions, NGOs, and members of the National Working Group for Prevention of Violence Among Youth, signed the declaration, committing to more intensive cooperation in preventing and addressing violence among young people. Ambassador Kilijan Val emphasized the need for better-coordinated prevention efforts, while Minister Fatmir Limani stressed
A resident of the village of Livada, Strumica, died in a serious traffic accident in Albania.
A serious traffic accident occurred in Albania involving two vehicles. One vehicle was driven by G. H., a resident of the Albanian city Korca, and the other by E. Lj., a citizen of North Macedonia. As a result of the injuries sustained, E. Lj., a resident of Livada, Struga, who was a passenger in the vehicle, died. The drivers of both vehicles and two passengers in the vehicles were injured. All four injured individuals are receiving treatment at the hospital in Pogradec and are out of life-threatening danger. An investigation team has arrived at the scene and is working to clarify the details
The lifetime in the car, Tuchel called Chaloba
Serena and Venus Williams have received a special invitation to compete in women's doubles at Wimbledon 2026. Serena, who recently returned to competition after nearly four years away, will team up with Venus, who is still occasionally competing professionally. The sisters have won 14 Grand Slam titles in doubles, including six at Wimbledon. They last played together at the US Open in 2022. At last week's Queen's tournament in London, Serena partnered with Victoria Azarenka but had to withdraw due to a knee injury.
Criminal complaint for a resident of Milladino, caused 43 ammonia storms on state land
The article reports three separate incidents: a 17-year-old from Karbinci who was hospitalized after falling off a horse, a 20-year-old man who drowned in Ohrid Lake while using a pedalo, and an infant found abandoned in a park in Shuto Orizari. Each incident is reported with factual details provided by medical institutions and law enforcement.
17-year-old from Carbinski fell from his horse, with serious injuries taken to hospital
A 17-year-old from Karbinci fell off a horse and was hospitalized with serious injuries. The article also reports two other incidents: a 62-year-old man from Miladinovci who was reported to the police for dumping 43 barrels filled with ammonia solutions on state-owned farmland, and a 20-year-old man who drowned in Lake Ohrid while using a pedalo.
The 20-year-old who drowned yesterday in Struga was pedaling in the lake
The article reports three separate incidents: (1) A 62-year-old man from Miladinovci faces criminal charges for dumping 43 metal barrels filled with ammonia solutions on state-owned farmland. (2) A 17-year-old from Pochivalo, Karbinca municipality, was hospitalized after falling off a horse and sustaining serious injuries. (3) A baby between seven to eight months old was found abandoned on a bench in a park in Shuto Orizari, and police are investigating.
A baby found left in a park in the Oryzairi Forest, police are clearing the case
A baby between seven and eight months old was found abandoned on a bench in a park in Shuto Orizari. The incident was reported to the Skopje police by a local resident who discovered the child. Police officers arrived at the scene, and an emergency medical team transported the baby to 'Mother Teresa' Clinic Complex. After a medical examination, it was determined that the child is in good health with no visible injuries. According to the Ministry of Interior, three individuals were questioned at the Shuto Orizari police station. They explained that one of them had met someone named S.N., who交给了
World Cup sensation: 40-year-old Carrera with seven defenses has closed the grid against Spain
The article highlights Josimar Jose Evarra Dias, known as 'Vozinja,' a 40-year-old goalkeeper from the Cape Verde Islands who made headlines at the World Cup by keeping a clean sheet against Spain. Despite playing in Portugal's second division, Vozinja's performance was described as exceptional, with seven saves against Spain's team. The article notes his unique nickname, which comes from his childhood on Sao Vicente island, and mentions his unconventional football career path.
Trump threatens to impose 100 percent tariffs on French wine and champagne
Five Serbian citizens have been detained by Kosovo authorities on suspicion of involvement in war crimes committed during the conflict in the 1990s. The Kosovo Special Prosecution Office accused them of participating in alleged wartime atrocities in the village of Racak on January 15, 1999. The Basic Court in Pristina ordered their pre-trial detention for up to 30 days following an investigation. Their lawyers criticized the charges as an attempt to assign collective guilt without providing specific accusations or individual evidence. The Serbian government's office for Kosovo and Metohija has
Body of 20-Year-Old Man Found in Lake Ohrid
The article reports on the discovery of a body of a 20-year-old man in Lake Ohrid. It also includes unrelated news about U.S. President Donald Trump announcing a signed agreement with Iran regarding the opening of the Strait of Hormuz, and a sports update about a surprise victory by the Zelenorts Islands in a World Cup match.
Trump on Iran: 'It's Signed, I'm Very Happy'
US President Donald Trump announced that a deal with Iran has been fully signed, which includes the complete opening of the strategically important Strait of Hormuz for international shipping. Trump stated he is very happy to announce the agreement, noting that the strait is already partially open and will be fully opened by Friday. The official ceremony is scheduled for Friday in Geneva, with Vice President Mike Pence representing the US. The agreement continues a 60-day ceasefire during which key issues, including the future of Iran's nuclear program, must be resolved. Trump emphasized that弛