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Thursday, October 15, 2026
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North Macedonia's Ministry of Interior, in cooperation with the FBI, has successfully dismantled the illegal online marketplace 'OLVX', leading to criminal charges against a 20-year-old from Tetovo. This operation represents a significant stride in the country's efforts to combat online illicit activities.
In related law enforcement efforts, police have detained dozens of individuals suspected of involvement in an organized network operating through street begging. This action follows previous investigations into child begging and alleged trafficking, indicating a direct development in addressing this persistent social issue.
Meanwhile, domestic political discourse saw opposition leader Dimitar Apasiev, a Member of the Assembly and leader of The Left party, question Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski, leader of the VMRO-DPMNE party, in parliament regarding a tender awarded by a VMRO mayor in Strumica to an associate. Further, the Interior Ministry released its official version of the assault on two youths from Saraj, with police also reporting the discovery of drugs belonging to the assaulted individuals.
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North Macedonia's Ministry of Interior, in collaboration with the FBI, has successfully dismantled the illegal online marketplace 'OLVX'. Criminal charges have been filed against a 20-year-old individual from Tetovo in connection with the operation.
ALSAT:
Police and FBI Dismantle Illegal Market 'OLVX', Criminal Charges Against…
North Macedonia's Ministry of Interior, in cooperation with the FBI, has dismantled the illegal online marketplace 'OLVX' and filed criminal charges against a 20-year-old from Tetovo.
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Police have detained dozens of individuals suspected of being part of an organized network involved in street begging. This development signifies a significant step in the ongoing efforts to address and disrupt such illicit operations.
ALSAT:
Street Beggars, Suspected Organized Network, Police Detain Dozens
Police have detained dozens of individuals suspected of involvement in an organized network operating through street begging.
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Opposition leader Dimitar Apasiev, a Member of the Assembly, questioned Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski in parliament regarding a tender awarded by a VMRO mayor in Strumica to an associate. Apasiev called the Prime Minister an 'heretic' during the parliamentary session.
SDK.mk:
Opposition MP Questions PM on Tender Awarded to Friend of Mayor
In parliament, opposition leader Dimitar Apasiev questioned Prime Minister Mickoski about a tender awarded by a VMRO mayor in Strumica to an associate of his, calling the PM an 'heretic'.
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The train service between Prilep and Bitola, which was previously promised to launch in June, is still not operational. An official now states that the service will begin 'in the next period'.
SDK.mk:
Prilep-Bitola Train Still Not Operational, Official Promises Delayed
The train service between Prilep and Bitola, previously promised to launch in June, is still not operational. An official now states it will begin service 'in the next period'.
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The lack of adequate parking at the Skopje Clinic continues to be a persistent issue, with citizens frequently experiencing waits of up to two hours to find a spot.
ALSAT:
Parking at Skopje Clinic: An Unresolved Problem for Years, Citizens Wait Up to…
The lack of adequate parking at the Skopje Clinic has been a persistent problem for years, with citizens often waiting up to two hours for a spot.
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