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Swedish football international Dejan Kulusevski has spent part of this week in the Balkans, beginning his visit in Ohrid, where he met with family and reconnected with his Macedonian roots. The Tottenham

Skopje’s Universal Hall is expected to be fully reconstructed by the end of 2027, with its official reopening planned for early 2028 as part of the “Skopje – European Capital of Culture”

Macedonia is marking the anniversary of the death of Nikola Karev, one of the central figures of the Macedonian revolutionary movement and the president of the Kruševo Republic, established during the Ilinden

Macedonia recorded a notable result at the International Chemistry Olympiad, with two students earning bronze medals and securing one of the country’s most significant achievements in the competition to date. The medal

Former Football Federation president Muamed Sejdini has been arrested as part of an investigation into suspected financial wrongdoing involving funds allocated for sports infrastructure. Authorities say the case centers on the alleged

Foreign Minister Timcho Mucunski is set to hold separate meetings in Vienna with Austria’s Minister for European and International Affairs, Beate Meinl-Reisinger, and Minister for Europe Claudia Bauer, as part of the

Macedonia’s ruling VMRO-DPMNE parliamentary group has submitted draft amendments to the Law on Members of Parliament that would introduce an additional eligibility condition: a person could serve as an MP only if

A local Skopje fast food brand, often described as the “Macedonian McDonald’s,” has managed to build a highly successful business model with just a handful of locations. The chain, known as Sedmica,

Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski says Macedonia has positioned itself among the three leading countries in Europe in terms of measures taken to cushion the impact of the energy crisis and rising prices.