Д-р Кирил Лазов, директорот на Државниот санитарен и здравствен инспекторат, инаку, специјалист по трансфузиона медицина, реагира по повод кривичната пријава од СДСМ за случајот во Гостивар, а во…

North Macedonia's SDSM party has filed criminal charges against Klekovski, Andonovska, Lazov, and Ameti in connection with the poisoning incident in Gostivar. The party criticizes the Public Prosecutor's Office for its inaction and vows not to let the matter be covered up.

The SDSM party has criticized the government for incorrectly displaying the Macedonian flag at a celebration in Ohrid, accusing them of mismanaging public funds and showing a lack of patriotism.

The Resnica party had the most cost-effective election campaign in Slovenia, while Demokrati Anžeta Logarja had the least, with a parliamentary mandate costing them 100,000 euros. Svoboda and SDS also demonstrated precise spending.

Milorad Pupovac, president of SDSS, held an extraordinary press conference in Zagreb, expressing horror at the glorification of the Independent State of Croatia (NDH) and the singing of nationalist songs heard in Knin, questioning the state's response.

Zhernovski and SDSM's views are an attempt to create hysteria and misinform the public by spreading untruths and fabrications, according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Stoilković stated that while the opposition engages in chauvinistic rhetoric, the Democratic Party of Serbs in Macedonia is building a strategic partnership with VMRO-DPMNE, accusing SDSM of considering Serbs in Macedonia as second-class citizens.

Croatian politician Dragana Jeckov from SDSS expressed concern that fewer people are ashamed of the Ustasha salute, highlighting a perceived normalization of the controversial greeting.

Christopher Street Day (CSD) parades in Germany are increasingly becoming a focal point for queerphobic normalcy, marked by hostile residents, Nazi marches, and Hitler salutes.

SDSM responds to Dimitrievski, stating it's time for citizens to hold the party accountable for alleged betrayal, corruption, and misuse of public funds, mentioning the ZNAM association.

VMRO-DPMNE has accused SDS of spreading lies about the quality of water in Veles, stating that such actions are subject to criminal charges. They claim SDS is creating panic and hysteria due to poor ratings.

SDSM and VMRO-DPMNE are engaged in mutual accusations regarding the state of the healthcare system, with calls for urgent oversight and analysis of water supply stations and public release of test results.

The SDS party is actively influencing and shaping the mayoral election campaigns throughout Slovenia. Their involvement is a significant factor in the upcoming local elections.

Menowin Fröhlich, winner of 'DSDS' in May, has welcomed his ninth child, a daughter, with partner Ronja on July 16.

The Serb Democratic Party (SDS) held a press conference in Banja Luka to address a violent raid conducted over the weekend at a disco in Pale, with party president Branko Blanuša questioning the authorities' actions.

Hristijan Mickoski's claim that Nikola Gruevski, a fugitive from justice, was acquitted due to changes in the Criminal Code aligns with Judge Daniela Aleksovska-Stojanovska's statement. Gruevski, who has asylum in Hungary, blames SDSM and DUI for his conviction.

Milorad Pupovac, president of the Independent Democratic Serb Party (SDSS), stated during a parliamentary debate that Croats in Bosnia and Herzegovina need better electoral mechanisms, but deemed the DP an unreliable proposer.

Yogendra Yadav writes about the commencement of the demolition of the Centre for the Study of Developing Societies (CSDS), expressing concern that due process is being disregarded in the action.

Macedonia's Left party (Levica) accuses SDSM of opposing a single electoral unit, calling it a desperate attempt to prevent its own collapse, and criticizes SDSM for lacking a clear position on key electoral issues.

Prince Damien, winner of "Deutschland sucht den Superstar" (DSDS), is reportedly selling his worn boxer shorts for 300 Euros via PayPal, citing an insufficient pension as the reason.

Banja Luka Mayor Draško Stanivuković has accepted the proposal from SDS President Branko Blanuša to become the Prime Minister of Republika Srpska if the opposition wins the upcoming elections.

A Reddit user, Hartkralle, has been purchasing suspiciously cheap SSDs and hard drives on eBay to expose fraudulent sellers, revealing that a 16TB SSD bought for 9500 forints was a glued-together fake.

A session of the Slovenian National Assembly's petition commission was interrupted after the SDS party disagreed with President Tereza Novak's decision not to put a coalition-proposed conclusion to a vote.

Janez Janša, leader of the SDS party, commented on the exclusion of Branko Grims, stating that the problem was not in the content of his statements but in their form. He emphasized that it is not good to start every sentence with the first person singular.

VMRO-DPMNE stated that the right of the diaspora to vote should not be subject to daily political calculations by SDS, Levica, and DUI, accusing the opposition of seeking to reduce this constitutional right.

The Left Party in North Macedonia proposed an opposition meeting to agree on a unified position for negotiations with the government regarding the Electoral Code. They suggest postal voting for the diaspora only in presidential elections, in exchange for introducing a single electoral unit for parliamentary elections, but SDSM has refused.

Coalition parliamentary groups SDS, Democrats, and the trio of NSi, SLS, and Fokus have signed a cooperation protocol, emphasizing dialogue and agreed rules as foundations for good decision-making.

The trial of Dragutin Ćelap, former leader of the SDSS party, for war crimes committed in Topusko in 1991, has resumed at the County Court in Zagreb, with the defense claiming an alibi and four witnesses questioned.

Ivanovski has rejected accusations from the SDSM leadership that he intends to harm the party and stated he is not afraid of being expelled, affirming his long-standing membership since 1994.

Following the exclusion of Branko Grims from the European People's Party (EPP), there are now calls in Brussels for the exclusion of the entire Slovenian Democratic Party (SDS) from the EPP, to which Janša has responded.

A member of North Macedonia's SDSM party, Kicevski, has criticized fellow party members for their approach to a new platform, warning that their actions could lead to deeper internal divisions and the formation of a new party.

Mickoski expresses confidence in leading VMRO-DPMNE to another significant victory over SDSM, while also stating his intention to return to academia after his tenure as Prime Minister, without specifying a timeline.

The European People's Party (EPP) political group in the European Parliament intends to exclude MEP Branko Grims (EPP/SDS) due to insufficient work ethic, with the official decision expected today or next week.

Dejan Škvarč, a municipal councilor from Ajdovščina for the SDS party, is under police investigation for allegedly making inappropriate comments, including asking if they were single, to girls, some reportedly minors, on TikTok.

The Serb Democratic Party (SDS) has announced its candidates for upcoming elections, with Branko Blanuša nominated for President of Republika Srpska and Marinko Božović for the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The Social Democratic Union of Macedonia (SDSM) criticized the government reshuffle as a cosmetic change, asserting that key ministers and portfolios remain unchanged and predicting early elections.

Boris Tadić, leader of the opposition SDS and former Serbian president, commented on the SNS rally in Belgrade, criticizing Vučić for calling himself "tall as a poplar and firm as a rock."

Edin Ramić, a representative in the House of Representatives of the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina, commented on Facebook about previous elections for the BiH Presidency and the registration process for the upcoming General Elections.

Less than 40% of respondents support the current government, while the SDS party leads among political parties three months after the parliamentary elections.

North Macedonia's VMRO-DPMNE party asserts that SDSM and DUI fail to understand that reforms should benefit citizens and the state, not political parties. They emphasize that the current behavior of SDSM and DUI is not in the best interest of the country.

Former college basketball players Oscar Cluff from Purdue and William Kyle III from SDSU were not selected in the recent NBA draft.

Constitutional law expert Milan Blagojević has confirmed his candidacy for the upcoming General Elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina, seeking a seat in the House of Representatives of the BiH Parliamentary Assembly as a representative of the SDS party. He also responded to comments from Vukanović regarding his nomination.

Former Slovenian Prime Minister and Freedom Movement leader Robert Golob has signed a petition for a referendum on a law that, according to the coalition, introduces safeguards against political abuse of parliamentary investigations. Referendum initiators argue the changes eliminate key protections.

SDSS President Milorad Pupovac addressed an attempted attack on Serbian seasonal workers in Hvar, describing it as an assault on identity markers and guaranteed rights.

The SDSM party claims that agriculture in North Macedonia is struggling, accusing the government of misleading farmers. They state that subsidies have been reduced by 40 million euros, payments are delayed, and the purchase of agricultural products has decreased by 46 percent.

Macedonian Prime Minister Mickoski stated that a government reconstruction would occur after VMRO-DPMNE's birthday, refuting opposition SDSM's claims that the government is heading for elections due to depleted state funds.

North Macedonia's VMRO-DPMNE party stated that only Filipche and SDS favor constitutional changes to include Bulgarians without guarantees, asserting that citizens desire a dignified European integration path.

The Macedonian Parliament failed to pass an interpellation motion against Minister Tripunovski, which was submitted by MPs from SDSM and the Coalition for a European Future.

The battle for a presidential candidate has opened new divisions within the Bosnian opposition, with SDS, Stanivuković, and Vukanović on different sides. Despite calls for unity, disagreements persist among the opposition parties.

North Macedonia's SDSM party states that citizens are facing a declining standard of living as the costs of food, bills, and transportation continue to rise.

A poll conducted by the ruling party shows VMRO-DPMNE leading SDSM by a triple margin, with DUI receiving 8% of total votes and Vlen 7% among all respondents.

Marinko Božović, head of Istočna Ilidža and a senior official of the SDS party, stated that the party was once led by a psychiatrist but is now led by his patients.

The Serbian Democratic Party (SDS) in Republika Srpska is facing significant internal divisions and conflicts over candidacies as it finalizes preparations for this year's elections.

Branko Blanuša, President of the SDS, called on opposition parties in Republika Srpska to unite with the SDS into a single political organization after the upcoming elections.

The Social Democratic Union of Macedonia (SDSM) held a congress where representatives from Croatia's SDP highlighted the parties' shared European family. Discussions focused on continuing North Macedonia's European integration process.

The article discusses the long-standing cooperation between SDS and Ali Ahmeti, dating back to 2001, regarding the agreement on the contours of Albanian language rights in North Macedonia.

Another prosecution witness has changed their testimony in the proceedings against Dragutin Ćelap, the leader of SDSS in Topusko. The witness accused police investigators of adding incriminating elements to his initial statement.

Nebojša Vukanović, a prominent opposition figure from Republika Srpska, announced that the SDS Presidency rejected Draško Stanivuković's proposal for Blanuša to be a joint candidate for the BiH Presidency.

Lyuben Dilov Jr., a Member of Parliament from the GERB-SDS parliamentary group, has passed away, as announced by GERB leader Boyko Borissov.

Ključna imena četrte Janševe vlade so Franci Matoz, Andrej Šircelj, Tone Kajzer in Ignacija Fridl Jarc, vsi pa prihajajo iz vrst SDS.

The minister is set to implement the foreign policy vision outlined by the SDS party. This move indicates a clear direction for the country's international relations under the current administration.

A political dispute has erupted in North Macedonia, with Kostadinov accusing the SDSM party of planning to allow gender change for minors without parental consent, a claim the SDSM denies, stating the referenced 2023 law was withdrawn.

Од ВМРО-ДПМНЕ потсетуваат дека „со години институциите (лабораториите) пријавувале неправилности со водата, не само во Гостивар, туку и во други градови“.

The VMRO-DPMNE party criticized SDSM and Filipche, accusing them of being against the Macedonian flag, which they claim SDSM changed twice, along with the country's name, banknotes, and constitution.

The Set Decorators Society of America (SDSA) honored outstanding achievements in set decoration for television, with awards going to shows like 'Widow’s Bay,' 'Fallout,' and 'Wednesday' across various categories.

Stipo Mlinarić of DP has dismissed Milorad Pupovac's criticism of the Knin celebration as unfounded, stating that DP guarantees SDSS will not return to power.

The Macedonian opposition party SDSM alleges that the government is secretly negotiating constitutional amendments, citing signals from Brussels, Berlin, and Paris, while the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade denies these claims as false.

The Macedonian government has refuted claims by SDSM, stating that the 'Kozuvchanka' water contract was awarded through a tender process and that they paid 12.5 denars for a 1.5-liter bottle of water.

The Serbian Democratic Party (SDS) president Branko Blanuša and Doboj city assembly member Stefan Gavrić have condemned an attack on a BN Television crew and called for an urgent investigation, with allegations of connections to the SNSD party.

The SDSM party in North Macedonia is calling for the complete withdrawal of the proposed 'Skopje 2028' law, while VMRO-DPMNE has postponed its discussion until after the holidays.

The Social Democratic Union of Macedonia (SDSM) has criticized Hristijan Mickoski, leader of VMRO-DPMNE, accusing him of having two different personas and constantly lying about his principles.

The Serbian Democratic Party (SDS) delegate Želimir Nešković sharply criticized the proposed 2026 budget for BiH institutions, accusing the SNSD of strengthening institutions they promised to abolish and diminishing Republika Srpska.

Zulfikar Zejnula has been elected as the new Minister Without Portfolio, completing the government's reconstruction in North Macedonia, despite the SDSM-led coalition not supporting the proposal.

The Central Election Commission of Bosnia and Herzegovina (CIK BiH) has imposed fines on the Serbian Democratic Party (SDS), Democratic National Community (DNZ), and Alliance of Independent Social Democrats (SNSD) for violating the Election Law, specifically citing Dodik for making false claims about scanners and rigged elections.

A political dispute has erupted between SDSM and the Municipality of Ohrid regarding the city's UNESCO status, with accusations of protecting illegally built structures along the coastline.

Dragutin Ćelap, the former head of the SDSS party, has been sentenced to 12 years in prison for a war crime committed in Topusko. The verdict concludes a significant legal proceeding related to wartime atrocities.

Ognjen Bodiroga, Vice President of the SDS, criticized the Government of Republika Srpska for incurring an additional 170 million KM in debt, stating that every child born in RS is now indebted by 6,000 KM.

Mickoski, the leader of VMRO-DPMNE, expressed pessimism regarding the reform of the Election Code, citing 'irresponsible and immature politicians in the opposition.' SDSM countered that the Election Code is not a prerequisite for EU accession, while VMRO-DPMNE criticized the political theater surrounding the issue.

Hristijan Mickoski apologized for the events in the Parliament and criticized SDSM MPs, reminding them of their past support for Stoilković during the name change vote.

A coordination meeting of opposition parties concerning the Electoral Code in North Macedonia was postponed because a representative from SDSM did not attend, raising questions about future discussions.

Leader of the Social Democratic Party (SDS), Boris Tadić, stated that cohabitation after the elections would suit current Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, as it would create an illusion of democracy.

Political parties VMRO-DPMNE and SDSM are at odds over proposed changes to the Electoral Code in North Macedonia, with one seeking agreement and the other alleging obstruction.

The Centre for the Study of Developing Societies (CSDS), a prominent Indian think tank, is reportedly facing likely funding cuts from the central government.

The Reformers have rejected an offer from SDSM, stating they will not negotiate with those they accuse of creating the country's problems. They emphasized that structural changes are needed within SDSM.

Branko Blanuša, SDS president and candidate for President of Republika Srpska, publicly thanked Banja Luka Mayor Draško Stanivuković for supporting him and withdrawing his candidacy for the same position. Blanuša also indicated he would propose Stanivuković for prime minister if he wins.

The Social Democratic Union of Macedonia (SDSM) has called on its members from the democratic platform to engage in internal debate, emphasizing dialogue within the party rather than through external initiatives.

Janez Janša has publicly defended Branko Grims, a veteran member of the SDS party. This defense highlights Janša's support for his party colleague.

The SDS party's notable silence regarding Branko Grims and Romana Tomc's struggle for position has drawn attention. This quiet response from the party is seen as significant.

Igor Crnadak has called on the SDS party to withdraw Marinko Božović's candidacy for the BiH Presidency. Crnadak suggests the SDS should support Vukanović instead, describing his appeal as a "last call for reason."

Slavjanka Petrovska, a former presidential candidate for SDSM, has reacted to the party's situation, stating that changes are necessary within SDSM to prevent its disappearance.

Hristijan Mickoski has not confirmed who will be appointed as the Secretary for Good Governance, despite accusations from SDSM regarding a potential candidate. SDSM has criticized Mickoski for his lack of transparency on the matter.

MEP and former chief secretary Iliya Lazarov has been elected as the new chairman of the SDS party during its National Reporting and Election Conference, with former leader Rumen Hristov becoming deputy chairman.

The Social Democratic Union of Macedonia (SDSM) has declared the country's economy to be in a "dead end," citing high inflation, rising prices, and increased public debt while the minimum wage remains unchanged.

Mickoski has called on SDSM and Levica to withdraw their 13,000 amendments to the Election Code, as no agreement has been reached. The dispute primarily concerns the electronic voting for the diaspora, leading to a stalemate in electoral reform.

Cameroon's Social Dialogue Consultation and Monitoring Committee (CCSDS) recently held its 48th and 49th sessions in Yaounde, bringing together government officials, trade unions, and employers to reinforce social peace and labor rights.

Panova criticized 10,000 amendments allegedly targeting the Macedonian diaspora, questioning why SDSM opposes citizens living abroad and stating that attempts to block the will of the people are doomed to fail.

The SDS and NSi parties have come to the defense of Stevanović, while simultaneously accusing Mesec of applying double standards.

The Union of Democratic Forces (SDS) in Bulgaria will hold a closed National Conference this Saturday to elect a new chairman, as current leader Rumen Hristov will not seek re-election.

The SDSM party has submitted 10,000 amendments against the Electoral Code in North Macedonia, despite previous agreements, with Mickoski calling for a new consensus.

A recent poll conducted between June 22 and 24 among over 700 respondents indicates that the SDS party would win if elections were held today in Slovenia.

The political confrontation between North Macedonia's ZNAM and SDSM parties continues, with ZNAM leader Dimitrievski accusing SDSM of blaming others for their own political failures. The dispute highlights internal party struggles and accusations of political decline.

Macedonia's opposition SDSM party claims that Prime Minister Mickoski is working to establish a new 'artificial party' as a strategy to weaken the opposition bloc.

The VMRO-DPMNE party issued a statement refuting claims that their member, Igor Janushev, applied for Bulgarian citizenship, accusing SDSM of spreading lies and manipulating the public.

Željko Raljić, president of the SDS City Board in Banja Luka, has submitted his irrevocable resignation from the position. The reason cited for his departure is the selection of Biljana Lukić as the party's list holder in electoral unit number three.

The Social Democratic Party (SDS) in Serbia has condemned the prosecution's statement regarding the 'sound cannon case,' labeling it as 'terrifying regime propaganda.'

North Macedonia's SDSM party claims that the ZNAM party acts against the opposition, driven by personal and business interests. The statement alleges that Maksim Dimitrievski "betrayed his own party and voters" after the party's dissolution.

Councillors from the PDP party have withdrawn their support for Modriča mayor Jovica Radulović (SDS), a move that could signal retaliation from the party led by Draško Stanivuković.

The Macedonian political party VMRO-DPMNE accuses SDS and Filipche of lacking vision for the state and promoting foreign agendas, specifically criticizing their insistence on constitutional amendments to include Bulgarians, which they claim goes beyond Sofia's official demands.

The SDSM party in North Macedonia is calling for urgent intervention to ensure uninterrupted milk purchase, accusing the Minister of Agriculture of failing to address the severe crisis faced by livestock farmers.

Seventeen members of parliament from the SDS party failed to report their asset status within the legally mandated deadline. This oversight concerns their financial declarations.

Draško Stanivuković, president of the 'Sigurna Srpska' Movement, stated that while the messages from the SDS regarding his potential candidacy for the BiH Presidency are clear, it is still too early to draw conclusions.

Slovenian opposition leader Janez Janša has extended an offer of political cooperation to parliamentary parties, proposing that the opposition assist in preparing legislation. The initiative, named 'Partnership,' is expected to be sent to all parties, outlining how the SDS leader would collaborate with political opponents.

The ZNAM party has criticized the SDSM party congress, stating that its new platform and slogans lack substantive content and fail to offer concrete solutions to past failures. ZNAM argues that the SDSM had previous opportunities to implement its promises.

Marjan Daskalovski announced his resignation as the head of SDSM in Strumica, North Macedonia, citing personal reasons and reflecting on a period of hard work and challenges.

Draško Stanivuković, President of the Secure Srpska Movement (PSS), expressed gratitude to the SDS Presidency and leader Branko Blanuša for nominating him as a candidate for the President of Republika Srpska. He described the nomination as an honor and an obligation.

The Presidency and Main Board of the Serb Democratic Party (SDS) have decided that the party will run independently in the upcoming elections, rejecting a merger proposal with Draško Stanivuković's 'Sigurna Srpska' movement.

The SDS party has confirmed Branko Blanuša as its candidate for the president of Republika Srpska. The party also decided against merging with Draško Stanivuković's PSS.

The VMRO-DPMNE party claims that the SDS-led government and Filipche are hindering North Macedonia's success in European policy, accusing them of compromising national interests.

The Znam party claims there is 'Russian roulette' within the SDSM party, citing differing statements from former President Stevo Pendarovski and former Prime Minister Dimitar Kovacevski. Their remarks were made during separate television appearances.

Nebojša Vukanović, leader of the Justice and Order List party, announced that multi-hour negotiations between SDS and PSS concluded around midnight without any results, citing "schizophrenic proposals" from Stanivuković.

The Central Election Commission of Bosnia and Herzegovina certified the registration of several political entities for the upcoming General Elections, while 'Snaga naroda' was rejected for the state level.

An audit report has uncovered chaos and theft within Macedonia's public healthcare system, with the Institute's director stating that no audit had been conducted since 2017, covering the entire mandate of SDSM/DUI.

Candidates for the 16th Slovenian government, led by SDS leader Janez Janša, are being heard by parliamentary committees, with the first eight candidates outlining their priorities.

Bosnia and Herzegovina's Central Election Commission (CIK) rejected the applications of Naša stranka, SDS, Snaga naroda, and BPS, preventing them from participating in the upcoming elections due to unpaid prior fines. Despite this, Arnel Isak of Snaga naroda assured citizens that his party would still contest the elections.

North Macedonia's SDSM party claims the government has only partially completed two out of ten points of its Reform Agenda in two years. The party also raised concerns about the extradition of former Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski and the actions of Vice Prime Minister Ivan Stoilković.

The leader of the SDS youth wing in Slovenia has been cleared to enter parliament, potentially signaling a generational shift within the largest right-wing party.

The SDSS party has requested the prohibition of a planned concert by musician Thompson in Vukovar, sparking a response from the city's mayor. The controversy centers on the appropriateness of the concert in the city, with the SDSS, DS, and SDP expressing anger, while the mayor dismisses fears.

Andonovski criticized former Health Minister Filipche and the SDSM-led government, accusing them of concealing reports about unsafe drinking water in Gostivar for years and failing to address the issue.

North Macedonia's SDSM party has criticized the government for marking the anniversary of independence with the wrong flag. The party demanded that the government disclose which company was hired for the event's organization and who was responsible for the scenography and visual identity.

The Set Decorators Society of America has honored shows like “Widow’s Bay,” “Fallout,” “Hacks,” and “Beef” with top awards for their outstanding set decoration work.

The SDSM party has called for prosecutors to immediately find and charge those who attacked young people in Novo Selo, claiming that a driver for the Mayor of Strumica from VMRO was involved in the assault.

The Macedonian government and the Social Democratic Union of Macedonia (SDSM) are engaged in mutual accusations regarding the procurement of water for Gostivar. The government vehemently denies SDSM's claims, calling them false and manipulative.

Darko Berjan, an SDS MP in the National Assembly of Republika Srpska, released a video showing the Mayor of Istočno Sarajevo singing in the company of individuals identified as members of Đorđe Ždrale's criminal group.

An undercover police unit, the Special Demonstration Squad (SDS), was closed down due to severe criticisms and recriminations over unjustified surveillance. A senior officer stated the SDS caused 'incalculable harm' by infiltrating groups that posed no threat.

VMRO-DPMNE claims that a Facebook profile close to Filipche and SDSM expressed death wishes against Batman Velit, amidst public mourning for actor Goce Todorovski.

The opposition party VMRO-DPMNE has accused SDSM of spreading disinformation and demanded accountability from Gostivar Mayor Limani. They allege that institutions remained silent while thousands of people were hospitalized with poisoning symptoms.

VMRO-DPMNE alleges that SDSM, DUI, and Taravari are shielding the mayor of Gostivar, stating that if he were not from their ranks, they would immediately hold press conferences demanding accountability.

Sky Protocol has once again exceeded $100 million in revenue, coinciding with a significant 149% increase in the supply of sUSDS.

VMRO-DPMNE accused the ruling coalition in Gostivar (SDS, DUI, Taravari) of failing to provide clean and safe drinking water, calling their promises a 'big election lie.' They demand accountability for the scandal.

Iran is seeking to control sand and dust storm hotspots in Iraq and Syria, which are significantly impacting the country.

Hristijan Mickoski commented on the 'Talir' verdict, stating that justice has been served and attributing the outcome for one individual to legal changes in the Criminal Code made by the previous SDSM and DUI government.

A new urban development plan for Skopje's 'Barutana' area has drawn criticism, with opponents warning that it permits construction in an erosion-prone zone, raising concerns that Mount Vodno could collapse. SDSM and VMRO-DPMNE councilors are accused of supporting the controversial plan.

The 'Talir case' in North Macedonia has been overturned, with Petruševski alleging that the political persecution by SDSM has failed.

Ivan Stoilković stated there would be a response to the anti-Serbian hysteria in North Macedonia, which he claims is carried out by SDSM and DUI political parties.

The opposition is making a final attempt to reach an agreement on amendments to the Electoral Law, urging SDS, Levica, and DUI to cease blockades. The goal is to enable the diaspora to vote in elections.

There is a two percentage point difference in support between the SDS and GS political parties. This indicates a close contest in recent polling or electoral analysis.

Dell Outlet has restocked Alienware Area-51 and Aurora gaming PCs featuring RTX 5090 and RTX 5080 graphics cards, 64GB RAM, and 4TB SSDs. Additionally, a review for the new Alienware AW3426DW Gaming Monitor has been published.

SDSM claims that the proposal for electronic voting for the diaspora creates room for electoral abuses, while VMRO-DPMNE accuses the opposition of blocking the adoption of the Election Code with various excuses due to low ratings.

The membership of Branko Grims in the SDS party is being questioned, as Janez Janša suggests his exclusion would reduce SDS's influence in the European People's Party parliamentary group by a quarter, potentially impacting decision-making.

Slovenian MP Boris Mijič has reported his ownership stake to the Commission for the Prevention of Corruption (KPK). Concurrently, 12 MPs from the SDS party have not submitted their asset reports, arguing the law does not require it, which may lead to action from the KPK.

VMRO-DPMNE accuses SDSM of selectively interpreting economic data and creating pessimism, while the ruling party states that IMF forecasts are not final results but expectations, still predicting stability for North Macedonia's economy.

A 41-year-old former contestant from 'Deutschland sucht den Superstar' (German Idol), known for his controversial appearances in 2008 and 2009, is facing serious allegations of sexually abusing a 12-year-old child.

The European People's Party (EPP) political group is expected to vote on the expulsion of Slovenian MEP Branko Grims, following his official exclusion by the EPP presidency last week. Grims, from the SDS party, faces accusations of various misconducts.

MEP Branko Grims has met with the leadership of the SDS for the first time since his European political family indicated his potential exclusion. The meeting comes amidst calls from European socialists for his removal.

The SDS and Pokret Sigurna Srpska reportedly held a secret meeting in Bijeljina, Republic of Srpska, to discuss whether Stanivuković will withdraw from the race for president of Republika Srpska.

Macedonian political parties, particularly SDSM and VMRO-DPMNE, remain in disagreement over a new Election Law, with accusations of obstruction hindering reforms and the diaspora's voting rights.

Branko Blanuša, a candidate for President of Republika Srpska and leader of the SDS, publicly criticized the opposition in the entity. He stated on his Facebook profile that personal insults, slanders, and untruths are neither normal nor healthy.

Iranian and Russian experts have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to collaborate on combating sand and dust storms (SDSs) in Iran's Khuzestan province.

The Social Democratic Union of Macedonia (SDSM) is set to appoint a new vice-president, with Filipche proposing Goran Gerasimovski, citing his dedicated work and earned trust from citizens.

San Diego State University has officially begun its Pac-12 era, joining the historic conference with new opportunities after a winding road through various athletic affiliations.

Prominent members of North Macedonia's SDSM party have formed a new platform advocating for changes within the party, a move that was immediately met with criticism from Filipche.

Draško Stanivuković, president of the 'Sigurna Srpska' movement, announced he would send a final proposal to the SDS party, stating he would likely become a candidate for president of Republika Srpska if it's not accepted.

Željka Cvijanović, the Serb member of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina, initiated a veto on the decision to appoint the Commission for the Protection of National Monuments. The Serbian Democratic Party (SDS) has announced its support for Cvijanović's veto, with Ognjen Bodiroga stating that foreign interference turns BiH into a protectorate.

Macedonia's opposition party, SDSM, has voiced its opposition to the proposed electronic voting system for the diaspora, deeming it anti-democratic. This comes amidst discussions on amendments to the electoral code, which also include a ban on party promotion via official profiles.

A recent poll conducted between June 22 and 24 among over 700 respondents indicates that the SDS party would win if elections were held today in Slovenia.

A politician accused the SDSM party of calculating votes on significant reform laws, which are part of the Reform Agenda and crucial for North Macedonia's European integration obligations.

According to Sanja Lukarevska from SDSM, the reform will categorize teachers as suitable and unsuitable, reducing teaching quality and increasing emigration. Her colleague Daniela Nikolova stated that the government and opposition are arguing over the Law on Primary Education.

The SDSM party has requested the State Commission for Prevention of Corruption to investigate whether Igor Janušev, the Secretary General of the Government, fully declared his assets, following media reports linking him to a company registered in Bulgaria.

Minja Savanović, a representative in the National Assembly of Republika Srpska, has joined the SDS party after recently leaving the List for Justice and Order, securing a high position on the SDS list for the assembly.

The Social Democratic Party (SDS) criticized accusations against students, calling them part of a 'frightening regime propaganda campaign' aimed at discrediting civil protests.

DSDS winner Pietro Lombardi crashed his Audi Q8 into another vehicle at an intersection in Cologne, leaving a 20-year-old slightly injured, and expressed shock and outrage at onlookers.

Representatives from the Secure Srpska Movement, SDS, and People's Front have installed a 'debt counter' in Krajina Square, Banja Luka, to highlight the rising debt of Republika Srpska.

A recent barometer poll in Slovenia indicates that SDS and Svoboda parties are tied, both experiencing a decrease in support compared to May. The Social Democrats (SD) and undecided voters saw the largest increase, while Resnica would likely not enter parliament.

VMRO-DPMNE has accused SDSM of underestimating young people, while SDSM counters with promises of vouchers, grants, and affordable loans, as political parties in North Macedonia engage in debate over youth retention policies.

Branko Blanuša, president of SDS, denied claims of conceding his candidacy, clarifying that a broader proposal from the 'Secure Srpska' movement suggested Dragan Stanivuković as SDS president following a merger of the two parties.

The opposition claims that farmers are facing reduced and unpaid subsidies, a drop in procurement, and abolished support measures, while the debate on the interpellation of... begins in the Assembly.

As the opposition in Republika Srpska seeks a unified strategy for the 2026 general elections, internal conflicts within the SDS party are highlighted. Pandurević commented on Blanuša's electoral prospects and criticized Dodik's actions.

„Доколку СДС и ДУИ во претходниот мандат правеа чести злоупотреби на европското знаменце за закони што немаат врска за усогласувањето на македонското со европското законодавство, јас како претседател…

North Macedonian Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski criticized the opposition SDSM, stating that their messages offer nothing new beyond 'folklore.' This comes despite his initial remark that it's not always necessary to comment on the opposition's views.

The Social Democratic Union of Macedonia (SDSM) has publicly released its new programmatic platform, 'Your State, Your Chance,' outlining its vision for a modern, just, and European state.

Jovica Radulović, President of the SDS Main Board, announced that the SDS has offered Stanivuković's PSS a candidacy for the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the position of Prime Minister of Republika Srpska.

A contentious session of the Serb Democratic Party (SDS) is underway in East Sarajevo, where a final decision on candidates for the upcoming elections is expected amidst heated debate.

The Social Democratic Union of Macedonia (SDSM) is holding its 32nd congress, where it will present a new ideological platform. The congress will be divided into an open and a working part, with SDSM President Venko Filipche addressing the delegates.

The VMRO-DPMNE party in North Macedonia asserts that the country is making tangible progress and achieving successes, particularly in fulfilling its Reform Agenda. They criticize the SDS party and Filipche for allegedly failing to acknowledge these advancements, highlighting a 50% increase in Growth Plan funds.

The Set Decorators Society of America is out with the nominees for its 2025-26 SDSA Awards for Television, which recognizes a number of series that wrapped in recent months.

VMRO-DPMNE accuses Venko Filipche and SDS of promoting a policy of concessions and subservience that undermines Macedonian national positions, repeating past mistakes that led the country to a dead end.

North Macedonia's SDSM party stated that constitutional changes are the only path forward and called for an immediate referendum, refuting claims of additional EU conditions.

Eight ministerial candidates in Slovenia are set to present their plans for their respective portfolios as the country moves towards forming its 16th government under SDS leader Janez Janša, marking a crucial step in the formation of the new administration.

The SDSM party in North Macedonia has accused Hristijan Mickoski of knowing about Nikola Gruevski's foreign citizenships and misleading the public, stating they had warned about it for months.

Dimitrievski stated that stories of dissatisfaction within SDSM are part of an old political spin matrix, orchestrated by the party's current leadership to deflect from their internal issues.

The largest right-wing party may be heading towards a rejuvenation of its personnel.