Mon, 20 January, 2025

Minister Spasovski refuses to comment the involvement of police officers in Igor Spasov’s escape

-

The unofficial information that the ex-special forces officer Igor Spasov was helped by former colleagues, police officers in his getaway, the Minister of Interior, Oliver Spasovski refuted them as speculations.

The speculations aren’t a basis for the organ’s decisions said Spasovski during today’s visit to Valandovo.

-We hear about many events, a lot of things, and there are an all kinds of speculations, but we, the police, cannot allow ourselves to base our decisions on speculations but on evidence. I am really pleased because the Public Prosecution from Stip has begun an investigation. I called upon for an investigation to be started and we shall see who is part of this process – said the Minister of Interior.

The goal, according to Spasovski, is to determine who is responsible and to show that there is culpability for what they have done and to act in prevention for all future occurrences.

The escape of prisoner Igor Spasovski who was convicted for the murder of Martin Neshkovski opened a lot of questions. First of all, who have contributed to this former officer escaping abroad.

The Basic Public Prosecution from Shtip has started an investigation that will show the role that the doctors, even judges have played in their decisions to stop Spasov’s sentence. The judges’ responsibility for this case will be investigated by the Judiciary Council who have started a case.

Interview with author of the webcomic Lucy the Necromancer, Damjan Mihailov

"It’s about taking something most people see as taboo and turning it upside down, which makes it funny. I’m honestly tired of subjects people find taboo."

43 years in Syria’s prisons for refusing to bomb a city

Jailed for rejecting Assad’s orders during Hama’s massacre, Al-Tatari's release after 43 years marks the resilience of human integrity.

An open letter to Mark Zuckerberg from the world’s fact-checkers

The International Fact-Checking Network has published an open letter to Mark Zuckerberg, the owner of the technology company Meta, which includes social networks Facebook, Instagram and Threads, in connection with Zuckerberg’s...

On January 10, all eyes will be on Venezuela

Venezuela's presidency feels like a toss-up as both candidates call for massive protests ahead of inauguration day on January 10.