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A powerful summer storm swept across eastern and southeastern Macedonia, leaving behind damage to vehicles, rooftops, and local power infrastructure. Heavy rain and fierce winds hit several municipalities, causing uprooted trees and

Skopje Mayor Orce Gjorgjievski announced that construction is moving forward at an accelerated pace on the city’s landmark wastewater treatment plant, describing the project as Skopje’s largest environmental shield. The complex infrastructure

Indian President Droupadi Murmu has arrived in Macedonia for a high profile state visit aimed at deepening diplomatic relations, expanding trade partnerships, and honoring shared historical connections between the two nations. Upon

The water crisis in Gostivar has once again raised concerns about the safety and quality of water resources across Macedonia. While residents of the city continue to deal with restrictions and investigations

Macedonian Foreign Minister Timcho Mucunski met with US Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau in Washington this week, reaffirming what both sides described as a deepening strategic partnership built on aligned interests

Residents of Kočani will once again gather this Saturday for the 47th edition of the “March of the Angels,” a peaceful demonstration organized by the Association “16 March 2025.” The march will

The chief of Germany’s armed forces, General Carsten Breuer, visited Skopje this week to advance a strategic partnership that is pushing military cooperation between Berlin and Macedonia into a new phase. During

More than 250 volunteer firefighters from across Macedonia gathered at the Goce Delčev barracks in Skopje this week for a formal muster that marks their full integration into the country’s national crisis

EU Ambassador to Macedonia Michalis Rokas expressed hope on Monday that political parties would reach consensus on amendments to the Electoral Code, warning that failure to do so could jeopardize the disbursement

President Gordana Siljanovska Davkova officially opened the 66th edition of the Ohrid Summer Festival, one of the Balkans’ most prestigious cultural events, with a stirring address that framed art as a vital

European Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos reaffirmed during her visit to Skopje that Macedonia’s path toward European Union membership remains open, but stressed that the implementation of the agreed constitutional amendments is