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EU Ambassador Michalis Rokas is carrying out a two city visit to Krushevo and Bitola today, marking Europe Day 2026 with activities designed to bring European policies and the EU integration process

World-renowned DJ and producer David Guetta will perform in Skopje on September 8, 2026, as part of a large-scale celebration marking 35 years of independence of Macedonia. The concert is set to

The government of Macedonia has introduced a set of stricter measures aimed at regulating the gambling industry, focusing on limiting the presence and influence of casinos and betting shops. The proposed legal

An apartment of 45 square meters in Skopje’s Kisela Voda municipality was sold for €130,000, making it the highest achieved apartment price per square meter in the first quarter of the year.

The 15th edition of the Macedonia2025 Summit is opening in Skopje under the motto “Beyond 2025: Accelerating Growth. Inspiring Leadership.” The two-day traditional summit brings together domestic and international leaders, representatives of

Macedonian Foreign Minister Timcho Mucunski reacted to statements by Bulgaria’s new Foreign Minister Velislava Petrova-Chamova after both attended a meeting in Brussels, saying that the two did not hold an official bilateral

Members of the Macedonian community in Greece say they have been waiting for seven years for a response from the Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople regarding their request to hold Orthodox church services

Macedonian President Gordana Siljanovska Davkova opened the 2026 “Generalka Weekend” national cleanup campaign on May 8 with a bold vision, transforming the three day volunteer action into a year round philosophy of

Macedonian Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for European Affairs Bekim Sali met today with Council of Europe Secretary General Alain Berset in a discussion focused on the country’s progress in European reforms

In conditions where the world economy is still walking a thin line between stabilization and new shocks, the National Bank came out with cautiously optimistic news: the Macedonian economy will continue to

Prime Minister of Macedonia, Hristijan Mickoski, said that young people who spend part of the year working abroad should not expect to benefit from free public healthcare in their home country. Speaking