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Tuesday, September 01, 2026
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The Supreme Prosecution has ordered the reopening of an investigation into fuel oil, signaling renewed scrutiny on financial matters. This comes alongside a controversy involving Skopje Mayor Orce Gjorgjievski, who allegedly blocked a citizen on Facebook after an inquiry about waste disposal, a move that has been determined as discriminatory.
In other political developments, Kitanovi, Director of the Agency for Communities' Rights, apologized to Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski and deleted a social media post, though he will remain in his position. Meanwhile, new urban development projects for Skopje have been announced, including a new bridge and entrance, while the opposition Democratic Union for Integration has accused the government of withholding 6 million euros from the 'Hasan Prishtina' Boulevard project.
The nation is also dealing with ongoing environmental concerns, with 26 open fires recorded and two still active. Economically, fuel prices have seen a change, with diesel becoming cheaper and gasoline more expensive. Additionally, the education sector faces challenges as 148 schools are expected to be empty, though a positive development sees a deal reached for Cair students to attend the 'Penko' school. The trial against a serial killer also saw two women who survived his attacks testify in court.
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The Supreme Prosecution has ordered the reopening of the investigation into fuel oil, indicating a renewed focus on verifying the actions of those suspected in the case.
ALSAT:
Supreme Prosecution Reopens Investigation into Fuel Oil, Seeks to Verify…
The Supreme Prosecution has ordered the Organized Crime Prosecution to reopen the investigation into fuel oil, seeking to verify the actions of those suspected.
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Skopje Mayor Orce Gjorgjievski allegedly blocked a citizen on his official Facebook page after she inquired about a landfill cleanup, with the action subsequently determined to be discriminatory.
SDK.mk:
Skopje Mayor Allegedly Blocked Citizen Over Waste Disposal Inquiry…
The Mayor of Skopje allegedly blocked a resident on his official Facebook page after she inquired about when a landfill would be cleaned, and in her neighborhood. Discrimination was determined.
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Kitanovi, Director of the Agency for Communities' Rights, deleted a social media post concerning youth and issued an apology to Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski, stating he wished to avoid political disputes, and will continue in his role.
Plusinfo:
Kitanovi Resigns Over Youth Announcement, Apologizes to Mickoski
Kitanovi deleted a post about youth and apologized to Mickoski, stating he did not want to involve others in political disputes; he will remain in his position at the Agency for Communities' Rights.
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New infrastructure projects, including a bridge and entrance to Skopje, have been announced. However, the Democratic Union for Integration (BDI) has accused the government of withholding 6 million euros earmarked for the 'Hasan Prishtina' Boulevard project.
ALSAT:
BDI Accuses Government of Withholding 6 Million Euros from 'Hasan Prishtina'…
The Democratic Union for Integration (BDI) has accused the government of withholding 6 million euros intended for the 'Hasan Prishtina' Boulevard project.
Plusinfo:
New Bridge and Entrance to Skopje to be Built
The project includes a roundabout with two traffic lanes and a 110-meter steel bridge, with the total length of the new boulevard solution being 1,172 meters.
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A report indicates that 26 open fires have been recorded, with two still active, highlighting persistent environmental concerns.
ALSAT:
26 Open Fires, Two Still Active
A report indicates that 26 open fires have been recorded, with two of them still active, suggesting ongoing environmental concerns.
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New fuel prices have been announced, making diesel cheaper and gasoline more expensive, which will impact household budgets.
ALSAT:
Fuel Prices Change: Diesel Released, Gasoline Increased
New fuel prices are announced, with diesel becoming cheaper and gasoline becoming more expensive, impacting family budgets.
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A significant number of schools, 148 in total, are projected to be empty from tomorrow, raising potential issues regarding student enrollment or school operations.
ALSAT:
148 Schools Will Be Empty From Tomorrow
A significant number of schools, 148 in total, are expected to be empty starting from the next day, indicating potential issues with student enrollment or school operations.
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The trial against serial killer Trajko Bojkovski (25) continued in Kumanovo's Basic Court, featuring the testimony of two women who survived his attacks.
SDK.mk:
Two Women Who Survived Serial Killer Attacks Testify in Court
The trial against serial killer Trajko Bojkovski (25) from the village of Dragomants continued today in the Basic Court in Kumanovo with the testimony of two witnesses who survived his attacks.
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