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Macedonia is facing a growing demographic crisis as fewer children enter schools, leaving classrooms emptier and putting pressure on the future of some schools. Falling birth rates, emigration, an aging population and

Macedonia’s Safe City system has caused confusion among foreign drivers at the Tabanovce border crossing, where long delays and growing tensions reportedly left families waiting for hours. The reported Safe City chaos

Czechia is backing Macedonia’s faster path toward EU membership, with Foreign Minister Petr Macinka saying that helping the country advance toward the European Union is a priority for Prague. The message comes

Macedonia’s Army is marking its 34th anniversary as a major modernization drive reshapes its equipment, capabilities and combat readiness. The anniversary comes as the country continues investing in new military systems and

The Pulse nightclub fire trial in Kočani is examining serious construction and safety failures as experts testify about the conditions inside the building. The tragedy claimed 63 lives and left more than

Macedonia’s Ministry of Health has ordered 45 days of intensified nationwide health surveillance following the Gostivar water contamination crisis, which has sickened more than 3,100 people. The directive requires public and private

Macedonia has made a dramatic leap in global cybersecurity rankings, climbing 29 positions to 30th place out of 155 ranked countries and territories in the latest edition of the National Cyber Security

Macedonia is marking 36 years since the consecration of the Cathedral Church of St. Clement of Ohrid, one of the city’s most recognizable religious and architectural landmarks. The St. Clement of Ohrid

A West Nile fever epidemic in Skopje has been declared in Kisela Voda, Ilinden, Gazi Baba and Butel after health authorities recorded an increased number of cases, including one death. A total