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A suspected murder-suicide incident in Bogdanci has left two people dead, with a burned car found at the scene. This tragedy follows an earlier report made by the father of a 17-year-old girl, alleging that her boyfriend physically assaulted her, issued death threats, and damaged her phone. In other significant news, the European Commission published a report highly critical of the country's lack of progress in combating corruption, ensuring media freedom, and reforming the judiciary. European Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos presented the findings, which also touched upon crucial issues related to constitutional changes. Meanwhile, the ongoing Alta Bank crisis saw a new development as the opposition party VMRO-DPMNE called for an oversight debate in Parliament. Additionally, authorities are investigating a new scandal at the University of Shtip, where student grades were allegedly altered for over 21,000 Euros.

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A suspected murder-suicide has occurred in Bogdanci, with two victims and a burned car discovered. This incident follows a previous report where the father of a 17-year-old girl accused her boyfriend of physical assault, death threats, and phone damage to prevent her from contacting authorities.

Plusinfo: Death threats, argument, and report before the tragedy in Bogdanci: The girl…

The father of a 17-year-old girl reported that her boyfriend physically assaulted her, threatened her, and damaged her phone to prevent her from calling the police.

ALSAT: Two Victims and a Burned Car in Bogdanci, Suspected Murder-Suicide

Two people and a burned car were found in Bogdanci, with suspicions of a murder-suicide incident.

A European Commission report has highlighted a lack of progress in North Macedonia's fight against corruption, media freedom, and judicial reforms. European Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos presented the report, which also addressed the country's constitutional changes.

SDK.mk: No Progress in Fighting Corruption and Media Freedom, Says European Commission…

A European Commission report indicates a lack of progress in North Macedonia's fight against corruption and in ensuring media freedom, according to the Commission's findings.

ALSAT: EC Publishes Report on North Macedonia, Criticizing Corruption and Judiciary

The European Commission has released a report on North Macedonia, highlighting criticisms regarding corruption, the judiciary, and constitutional changes.

ALSAT: Marta Kos: North Macedonia's Conditions and Constitutional Changes

Marta Kos presented the report on North Macedonia, discussing progress and crucial issues related to constitutional changes.

A scandal has emerged at the University of Shtip, where student grades were reportedly altered in exchange for over 21,000 Euros.

ALSAT: Scandal at the University of Shtip: Student Grades Changed for Over 21,000 Euros

A scandal has emerged at the University of Shtip where student grades were altered in exchange for over 21,000 euros.

The opposition party VMRO-DPMNE is demanding an oversight debate in parliament concerning the ongoing Alta Bank case.

ALSAT: VMRO-DPMNE Calls for Oversight Debate in Parliament on Alta Bank Case

The political party VMRO-DPMNE is demanding an oversight debate in parliament concerning the Alta Bank case.

Psychologists, pedagogues, and school directors in Tetovo may face criminal responsibility for recent attacks on Macedonian children by their peers of Albanian ethnicity.

SDK.mk: Psychologists, Pedagogues, and School Directors May Face Criminal Charges for…

Psychologists, pedagogues, and school directors in Tetovo may face criminal responsibility for the recent attacks on Macedonian children by their peers of Albanian ethnicity.

Minister of Health Sašo Klekovski has proposed decentralizing oncology services to make therapies available at other hospitals. Additionally, the Children's Clinic confirmed the availability of the drug "Trikafta" for 126 patients.

ALSAT: Klekovski Aims for Decentralization of Oncology, Therapies to be Distributed…

Minister Klekovski proposes decentralizing the oncology service, with therapies to be made available at other hospitals.

ALSAT: "Trikafta" Available for 126 Patients, Children's Clinic Confirms Drug Supply

The Children's Clinic has confirmed the availability of the drug "Trikafta" for 126 patients.

Minister of Internal Affairs Panche Toshkovski presented the National Security Strategy for 2026-2030, following a period where 33 lives were lost on the roads.

ALSAT: 33 Lives Lost on Roads, Toshkovski: We Have Prepared

Minister of Internal Affairs Panche Toshkovski presented the National Security Strategy for 2026-2030, following 33 road fatalities.

An operation has been launched against a group led by a person nicknamed Shtuka, suspected of extortion, usury, money laundering, and other criminal activities in Kumanovo.

Plusinfo: Action against Shtuka's group, suspected of extortion and usury in Kumanovo…

According to unofficial information, a person nicknamed Shtuka is suspected of organizing the group. Investigators are checking suspicions of extortion, usury, money laundering, and other criminal activities.

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