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  • Gashi at meeting with former Speakers of Parliament, founded the informal council of former heads

    Parliament Speaker Africa Gashi has hosted the former Speakers of the Parliament at the meeting. At the third meeting with Tito Petkovski, Nikola Popovski, Trajko Veljanoski and Jovan Mitreskin, Gashi signed the decision to establish the Council of former Speakers of the Republic of Northern Macedonia.

    For the idea, respectively, the purpose of adopting the decision, the Speakers of the Parliament were informed at two previous meetings, held on October 21st 2025 and April 7th 2026.

    The aim of establishing the Council, as an informal counseling and consulting body, is to ensure the continuation of the Parliament’s institutional memory; to advance parliamentary practice and democracy, and to offer professional and advisory opinions on issues of importance for the work of the Parliament.

    In addition, at the meeting, opinions were exchanged on specific procedural issues in the work of the Parliament, issues related to the digitalisation of the Parliament’s work under the National Strategy for Digitalisation, the idea of the Parliament Library, as well as other current issues of interest in the work of the Parliament and issues of interest to the state, say Gashi’s Cabinet.

  • EU Ambassador to Britain: The ball is in London’s court for future relations

    The new European Union Ambassador to the United Kingdom, Yukka Salovaara, has declared that Brussels is willing to engage in a new relationship with London, but initially expects Britain to determine what it wants.

    Salovara is expected to play an important role in the British political debate, while the government of Andy Burnham is looking into the future of relations with the EU. Burnham has been clearer than his predecessor, Keir Starmer, that the current relationship is not functioning and that all options, including full return to the EU, must be on the table in front of the next labist election manifest.

    Salovaara, 58, describes his role as a relief worker, assessing what can function and what not between the two sides. He will not be directly at the negotiating table, but says he will be very close to her.

    My task is to explain London in Brussels and Brussels in London, he said, naming the United Kingdom the first and main EU partner.

    Former permanent secretary in Finland’s Foreign Ministry and his country’s former ambassador to the UN, Salovaara has returned to Britain after about three decades. In 1996, as a new diplomat, he dealt with European affairs in London on the eve of Tony Blair’s coming to power.

    According to him, the 1990 ‘ s were a period of optimism when global trade was growing and believed that interdependence would bring greater security. He recalls that Blair’s lab government was very close to Eurozone membership.

    Currently, the issue of relations with the EU is expected to return to the spotlight. Burnham’s first summit with the EU is scheduled for November, while on the table it is expected to be topics such as food standards, links to carbon emissions trade schemes, youth movement and security.

    Salvatorea stressed that improving common food standards could reduce border controls. About 60 percent of British food exports go to the EU market, while about 70 percent of food imports come from the bloc’s countries.

    Meanwhile, negotiations continue on a possible scheme of youth movement, including the number of people between the ages of 18 and 30 who can participate and their right to work and study. According to European officials, London has initially proposed 50,000 seats a year, while Brussels requires 150 thousand.

    As for the possibility of a British return to the EU, Salovaara said Brussels does not want to predetermine a collective stance, but expects London to hold its domestic debate.

    Topi is very much in the United Kingdom field. The debate should initially take place and see the options, then the EU will be ready to engage, he said.

    Salovaara acknowledged that such a fundamental change would require a broad political consensus. He also cited other alternatives to full membership, such as the single European market, customs union or new forms of associate membership.

    According to him, even the relations of countries outside the EU, such as Norway, show that co-operation with the bloc can go beyond economic issues and include political and security areas. /Telegraphy/

  • Three Kosovo nuts: Vojvoda, Devova and Krasniqi didn’t lose a minute in four matches

    Three Kosovo nuts: Vojvoda, Devova and Krasniqi didn’t lose a minute in four matches

    Kosovo’s national completed the first four matches of the League of Nations, recording a victory (to Ireland), two draw (Austrica and Israel), as well as a defeat in Vienna against the Austrians.

    Therdians held solid presentations, considering that they held a full four-time match in just 14 days.

    In fact, the form of players was also widely observed because of busy hours. Initially, Kosovo developed a spectacular performance towards Ireland, but in the second match in Vienna, it was seen that the players had little decline in shape because of the energy spent to win the challenge in Pristina.

    Three Kosovo nuts: Vojvoda, Devova and Krasniqi didn’t lose a minute in four matches

    Thus, selective Franco Foda was also forced to make a full eight replacement in the goalless draw against Israel, firing the main players of the basic formation. The decision actually came true, with Kosovo later developing the next excellent presentation, which unfortunately took full scores of Austria at the Fadil Vokriı.

    However, of all the stars that ceased and watched the game from the bench or tribune, three did not. Exile Vojvoda, Lumbardd Devova and Ilir Krasniqi were undisputed in the German technonic formation, not losing a minute in four matches.

    Each developed over 360 minutes in general, leaving all the power in the field to best represent Kosovo.

    In fact, apart from participating, everyone played a big role in these achieved results, whereSofaScoreHe’s constantly rated them at 7.0, which is above average.

    Two games to find out where we’re going to be

    After these four rounds, Kosovo is in second position in the B3 Group of League B, three points less than Austria, which is now the favourite to be promoted directly to the A League, and equal to Ireland. Israel, among other things, has two sshes.

    Thus, Kosovo must also develop two November (to Israel and Ireland) confrontations to learn how this group will end, with the objective of being second place, which would provide us with a position in the second vase when the draw is drawn to APU0 2028.

    After drawing up Austria, Kosovo returns to second European vase 2028 Albania in the fourth

    Except for the guaranteed position in the second vase, Kosovo would have another opportunity to promote in the A League, but it must face one of the third countries currently ranked, all depends on lots.

    Recall, Kosovo faces Israel on November 14th, and three days later it travels to Dublin, where it will meet with Ireland. /Telegraph/

  • US prepare to deploy additional troops and planes to Israel?

    The United States is prepared to deploy additional troops and planes to Israel over the coming weeks, Israeli media reported, while Washington and Tel Aviv prepare for a possible military escalation throughout the Middle East, according to media reports.

    According to Israeli news agency Walla, citing security sources, approximately 3,000 American personnel are currently stationed throughout Israel.

    Their roles include operating aircraft batteries, conducting flight operations, providing logistical support, and serving as a direct liaison at military headquarters.

    As routine entity rotations took place in recent weeks, defence officials confirmed that new personnel and fighter planes will arrive soon to reinforce existing capabilities, writes Foreign mediaHe’s following in on Telegrafie.

    A senior Israeli security official told Walla that regional opponents are closely monitoring elections in Israel and the US, praising ways to destabilise regional balance without causing full conflict.

    They realize that Israeli response this time will be extremely aggressive, the official warned.

    CENTCOM Co-ordination

    As further stressed, operational planning between the Israeli Defence Forces and the US Central Command ( CENTCOM) remains focused on possible revenge attacks and targets within Iran in case of repeated ballistic missile concessions.

    Military reinforcement comes after diplomatic proposals by Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Arghchi, who reiterated the envoys in Tehran that Iran remains open for diplomatic solutions.

    In late September, Tehran presented seven conditions through Qatar’s mediation for reopening Hormuz Strait, which US President Donald Trump dismissed.

    At the same time, Israeli security officials estimate that continued fighting against Yemen’s Houthi movement could reform Gulf security partnerships, citing increased co-operation between Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.

    A senior official warned that regional actors who do not immediately face Houthi forces risk facing later single attacks.

    The arms in Yemen are lit after the advances of the Houthi through the provinces Al Hudaydah and Taiz, including the capture of Mokha and strategic positions on Mayun Island that oversee the Bab al Mandeb Strait, further straining the conflict. /Telegraph/

  • PLD: Not subscientisation of fuel for neighbours, we’re refueling VAT for citizens and country businesses

    While fuel prices are rising daily and putting pressure on family budgets, and Macedonia’s citizens are facing increasingly higher living costs every day, the Government must finally show that its priority is its citizens, and not talk about improvised and unwary measures, say the PLD.

    We remember our proposal for the VAT reimbursement for expensive fuel, as a concrete and direct measure for financial relief to local citizens and companies.

    Instead of subsidising citizens supplied with fuel from neighbouring countries, the Government should direct public funds to those most in need of them — the citizens of the country, transporters, speditionaries and local businesses.

    Today, when every denarius is important and every denarius is important, smart economic policies are needed, not political marketing, public relations and long-term measures. Instead of spending money on unnecessary expenses, celebrations, new functions and party privileges, the government should show that it knows the real economic problems, they say from there.

    PLD wants Government to examine it, find a way to implement the T-repaying proposal. VV for fuel and show that it can manage public finances in the interest of protecting local citizens.

    Record economic growth, as the prime minister likes to say, should not be built on the backs of local citizens. A truly state economy is built with policies that keep money in the pockets of citizens, added by the PDL. /Telegraphy/

  • The unidentified guest visits the Swiss home, the camera placed in the toilet, pointed out

    He returned from rest after five weeks, but not everything he had left there was in place.

    A reader of 20Minute, wrote to the newspaper telling her an incident that happened at home, where she saw some unknown links in her bathroom.

    And this wonder, it did it to put a camera on this piece, to see who’s the untested guest who’s visiting it, it’s taking on the telegram.

    And the images, they showed him the truth.

    A rat had entered the house and was walking, alarmeding the girl who had sought help in institutions in the municipality of Lutherbach, Soloothurn, where she lives.

    Afterward, the municipality had come out with an announcement calling for mouse tubes to be built so that they would not pass into the domestics. /Telegraphy/

  • Rame Lahaj ready for launch PASSION & O IGIN) October 10 in Switzerland

    Rame Lahaj ready for launch PASSION & O IGIN) October 10 in Switzerland

    Kosovo tenor of international fame, Rame Lahaj, is in the final days of preparations before the concert to open his international tour PA SSION & ORIGIN.

    In Kongesshaus Zürrich on October 10th, Lahaj will be on the scene along with ARMA Ensemble, with a programme where the Albanian rapper combines with Italian songs, French canson and music from cinema.

    After Zürich, the tournament continues in Düsseldorf on October 30th, Vienna on November 8th and Toronto on December 13th, while other cities are expected to be added.

    Rame Lahaj ready for launch PASSION & O IGIN) October 10 in Switzerland

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    With its powerful voice and exciting interpretation, Rame Lahaj converts art into a bridge linking Albanian talent, passion and soul to the world’s largest scenes.

  • Fred doesn’t hold on to Ten Hagg: They were all in a fight, they took Ronaldo off the launch formation.

    Fred doesn’t hold on to Ten Hagg: They were all in a fight, they took Ronaldo off the launch formation.

    Manchester United’s former colleague Fred has sharply criticised former coach Eric ten Hag, accusing him of poor management of the group and of conflicts with some of the team’s stars.

    Brazil spent five years at Manchester Unitedi, while during its period at the club it won the League Cup and reached the FA Cup final.

    Ten Hag was appointed Unitedi coach in 2022 after a successful period in Ajax, but his adventure in England did not go according to expectations, especially in the Premier League.

    Fred, who left United States to join Fenerbahce in the summer of 2023, has given an extremely severe assessment of the period under Dutch command.

    Ten Hag was very good, but in terms of management of the group, it was a piece of shit, Fred said in CHAharla Podcast.

    He was fighting with everyone. He had a fight with me, with Cristiano, with Cassemero, with Rasford… It didn’t activate me, and sometimes things got stressful.

    Fred doesn’t hold on to Ten Hagg: They were all in a fight, they took Ronaldo off the launch formation.

    With Ten Hag only playing his Dutch players. It was a coach who made clicks. But, eventually, it was one of the best trainers I’ve ever worked with.

    Fred also spoke of Ten Hagg’s relationship with Cristiano Ronaldo, who left the club at the end of 2022.

    He wanted the team to run a lot, but Cristiano was older. He got Cristiano off the title formation and then there was a crash between them.

    Ten Hag was dismissed by Manchester Unitedi in October 2024, when the team was in 14th place after seven matches. /Telegrafi/

  • Border crossings have no long wait for entry and exit to Macedonia

    Macedonia’s Auto-Motho connection reports that traffic in the country is developing without obstacles and on dry roads.

    From there they say traffic outside urban environments is developing with moderate intensity.

    At border crossings, there are no longer waiting for entry and exits to Macedonia, the LAMM say.

    From there they call on drivers to be careful with the speed of vehicles, especially in the valleys of the land where there may be landslides. /Telegraphy/

  • Preliminary results in BiH: Becirovic, Filipovic and Cvianovic lead the presidency race

    Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Central Election Commission ( CIK) published preliminary results from 80 percent of polling stations.

    Denis Becirovic (164,369), Darijana Filipovic (92.854) and Zeljka Cvianovicq (213.812), lead for president of Republika Srpska’s entity, Saviq Miniq (202,245).

    For the first time in Bosnia and Herzegovina’s post-war history, the first preliminary results of the vote were published an hour after the closure of polling stations, while ballot scanners carried out their work without going to manual count.

    Bosnia and Herzegovina Central Election Commission Chairman Jovan Calaba, at a news conference, announced the first preliminary election results taken through transmission from electronic ballot scanners, based on about 80 percent of the processed polling stations.

    Kalaba stressed that the voting process with the use of electronic scanners was successfully conducted, and that no polling station has registered transitions in the traditional, manual way of counting votes.

    We received confirmation from all municipal and election city commissions that there was no transition to the traditional vote. This means that scanners do their part of the work we had assigned them to, Kalaba said.

    Due to delays in opening several polling stations in the morning or breaks during the day, some centres lasted until 10: 00 a.m., while CIC directed that voting be possible for all voters at the moment of closing the centres were in line.

    BiH presidency: Becirovic, Filipovic and Cvivanovic head

    After processing about 80 per cent of polling stations, the Bosniak member of the BiH presidency leads Denis Becirovic (United for the state of BiH) with 164,369 votes ahead of the Party of Democratic Action ( SDA), Bakir Izetbegovic, who has 148,036 votes. Semir Efe persecuted by the Party for Bosnia and Herzegovina ( The SBiH has received 110,530 votes, while Fahrudin Radonciq (Union for Best Future SBB) has received 9,320 votes.

    For a BiH presidency member of the ranks of the Croatian people, Darijana Filipovic (Croatian Democratic Union of BiH) leads with 92.854 votes, followed by Slaven Kovacevic (Democratic Front DF) with 55.475 votes and independent candidate Zdenko Luciq with 44.345 votes.

    In the race for BiH presidency member from the ranks of the Serbian people, Zeljka Cvianovic (Ale of Independent Social Democrats ʹ SNSD) leads with 213.812 votes. Marinko Bozovic (Serbian Democratic Party DPA) has received 102.877 votes, while Nebojsa Vukanovic (for justice and order) 67.707 votes.

    Republika Srpska President

    In the race for president and vice president of Republika Srpska’s entity, the SNSD candidate, Savo Miniq, leads by 202.245 votes, ahead of Branko Blancuza ( The SDS, which has 160,936 votes. Ramiz Salkiq ( The SDA has received 6,740 votes, while Qamil Durakovik received 4.413 votes.

    For the BiH Parliament of the Federation of BiH, the largest number of votes has been received by the SDA (186.675), followed by SDP BiH (91.886) and the HDZ BiH HH (83.834), the Party for Bosnia and Herzegovina (51.356), APUpol and Justice (39.35) and Zeljko Komslic for a Citizen State (36.976).

    From Republika Srpska for the state parliament leads SNSD (151.032), ahead of Drasko Stanivovici’s (53.448) and SDS’s (50.328).

    In the Federation of BiH Parliament, the SDA leads with 180.970 votes, the second is SDP BiH with 90.327, while the HDZ-led coalition BiH has 86,922 votes. The Bosnia and Herzegovina Party has received 52.671 votes.

    CIK reported that up-to-date results will be published constantly on the official website izbori.ba. / AA/