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Budget Priorities Clash With Worker Wages in North Macedonia

A growing standoff over wage policy in North Macedonia is exposing deep frustrations among workers and unions, who argue that while the state budget has room for spending, ordinary employees are being

February 17, 2026

Macedonia

The United States and Macedonia Reach a Reciprocal Trade Agreement

The United States and Macedonia have reached a Framework Agreement on reciprocal, fair, and balanced trade aimed at strengthening bilateral economic relations, which will provide exporters from both countries with expanded access

February 13, 2026

Macedonia

Mickoski Expects Positive News: Significantly Lower U.S. Tariffs for 64 Strategic Macedonian Products

The Prime Minister of the Republic of North Macedonia, Hristijan Mickoski, said today that he expects positive news regarding U.S. trade tariffs, announcing that intensive negotiations over the past months are likely

February 12, 2026

Macedonia

Nearly 60,000 Tourists Visited North Macedonia in December: Most Arrivals from Turkey, Bulgaria and Serbia

Nearly 60,000 tourists visited North Macedonia in December, with most arrivals coming from Turkey, Bulgaria, and Serbia. According to data from the State Statistical Office, a total of 59,521 tourists stayed in

February 12, 2026

Macedonia

Court in Blagoevgrad Once Again Rejects Registration of Macedonian Organization

The court in Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria, has once again upheld the decision of the Registration Agency to refuse the registration of a Macedonian organization, rejecting the application from the Association of Repressed Macedonians

February 11, 2026

Macedonia

Historic Nightlife Spots in Skopje Torn Down as City Prepares for New Luna Park

In a major urban transformation this week, authorities have begun demolishing a group of long-standing summer nightclubs located in the heart of Skopje’s Central City Park. The dismantling marks the end of

February 11, 2026

Macedonia

North Macedonia Workers’ Protest Escalates Over Minimum Wage and Parliamentary Action

Workers and union activists in North Macedonia have escalated protests demanding a significant increase in the national minimum wage, intensifying pressure on lawmakers and the government. Demonstrations this week have included road

February 10, 2026

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Budget Priorities Clash With Worker Wages in North Macedonia

The United States and Macedonia Reach a Reciprocal Trade Agreement

Mickoski Expects Positive News: Significantly Lower U.S. Tariffs for 64 Strategic Macedonian Products

Nearly 60,000 Tourists Visited North Macedonia in December: Most Arrivals from Turkey, Bulgaria and Serbia

Court in Blagoevgrad Once Again Rejects Registration of Macedonian Organization

Historic Nightlife Spots in Skopje Torn Down as City Prepares for New Luna Park

North Macedonia Workers’ Protest Escalates Over Minimum Wage and Parliamentary Action