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Sunday, October 25, 2026
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The Cultural Center 'Asnom' in Gostivar faces accusations of discriminating against a Macedonian applicant during its hiring process, with reports indicating a significant imbalance where 26 out of 34 employees are Albanian and only four are Macedonian. This comes as another expert commission is reported to have 'blindly believed' claims of blindness made by three doctors, further raising questions about fairness and oversight in public institutions.
In political news, a new poll shows that the ruling VMRO-DPMNE party holds a convincing lead over its political rivals, with Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski enjoying the highest personal backing. Mickoski, the leader of VMRO-DPMNE and Prime Minister of North Macedonia since June 2024, reiterated his commitment to EU integration, describing it as a 'marathon' that the country will 'emerge victorious' from.
Meanwhile, economic concerns persist as the minimum cost of a basic basket of goods has reportedly surpassed 70,000 denars, far exceeding the average salary. Social issues also remain prominent, with a Skopje mother spending hours with her two autistic children due to the state's failure to provide them with necessary assistants, and eight new cases of HIV recorded in the past month. International news focused on widespread protests and arrests in France, clashes in Tirana, Albania, and the murder of a Bulgarian businessman in Sofia.
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The Cultural Center 'Asnom' in Gostivar is accused of discriminating against a Macedonian in hiring, with a significant ethnic disparity reported among its employees where 26 out of 34 are Albanian and only four are Macedonian. Separately, an expert commission is alleged to have 'blindly believed' claims of blindness by three doctors, raising concerns about scrutiny in public services.
SDK.mk:
Gostivar Cultural Center Accused of Discriminating Against Macedonian in Hiring
The Cultural Center 'Asnom' in Gostivar is accused of discriminating against a Macedonian during the hiring process, with reports indicating that out of 34 employees, 26 are Albanian and only 4 are Macedonian in this public institution.
SDK.mk:
Expert Commission Blindly Believed Claims of Blindness by Three Doctors
An expert commission blindly believed the claims of blindness made by three doctors.
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A new poll reveals strong support for the ruling VMRO-DPMNE party and Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski, who stated that North Macedonia's integration into the EU is a 'marathon' they are determined to win. Mickoski is the current Prime Minister of North Macedonia and leader of VMRO-DPMNE.
Plusinfo:
VMRO-DPMNE Leads Political Competitors; Mickoski Has Strongest Support
Results indicate that VMRO-DPMNE has significant support, leading over political rivals, with Mickoski receiving the highest personal backing.
ALSAT:
Mickoski: Integration in the EU is a Marathon, We Will Emerge Victorious –…
Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski stated that EU integration is a marathon and they will be victorious, referring to a draft in Macedonian.
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