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No-confidence Motion against Interior Minister Spasovski Rejected Parliament rejected on Monday the no-confidence motion against Interior Minister Oliver Spasovski filed by Alliance for Albanians and Alternative MPs. 60 MPs voted against, 10 were in favour, while there were no abstentions. “The motion is strange because it concerns the successful operation to arrest former Security and Counter-Intelligence Administration Director Saso Mijalkov,” Spasovski said. According to him, the motion represents a genuine picture of the opposition’s distorted system of values because there has bee...

Police Fail to Find Mijalkov in Vodno Home and Marriott after House Arrest Measure After police failed to find Saso Mijalkov on Sunday in his Vodno home and at other locations in order to hand over to the former Security and Counter-Intelligence Administration Director the decision according to which the measures of precaution in the Target-Fortress case, which concerns the wire-tapping scandal, are replaced with house arrest until the first-instance verdict is reached, a central warrant has been issued, well-informed sources have told Fokus, the weekly’s website reported at around 12:03 a...

Obituary: Robert “Bob” L. Berube SOUTH PARIS - Robert "Bob" L. Berube, 78, passed away Jan. 26, 2021 at the Maine Veterans’ Home in South Paris ... Read Article Robert “Bob” L. Berube SOUTH PARIS – Robert “Bob” L. Berube, 78, passed away Jan. 26, 2021 at the Maine Veterans’ Home in South Paris after several years of declining health and complications of COVID-19. Robert was born Nov. 4, 1942 to Joseph and Fleurette (Pelletier) Berube of Auburn. He attended Lewiston/Auburn schools graduating from Lewiston High School in 1960. He enlisted in the Army National Guard Reserves ...

Published date: 14 January 2021 12:32 UTC | Last update: 2 months 1 week ago Displaced people around Syria are coming to grips with reports about their properties being auctioned off by the government, with many feeling powerless and unable to confront the land theft from cramped tents, far away from home.  “Our lands, which we have spent our lives cultivating and repairing, are now being stolen, but we cannot do anything,” said Abu Rayyan al-Hamwe, a displaced civilian from al-Tamanah town in rural Hama.  'Our lands, which we have spent our li...