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Tensions between Skopje and Sofia have intensified once again, as disagreements over constitutional amendments continue to stall Macedonia’s path toward European Union membership. The dispute reflects deeper divisions over the implementation of

Students took to the streets in Skopje today, voicing their dissatisfaction with current regulations that prevent them from taking the judicial exam in the Albanian language. The protest, organized by law students,

The Macedonian community in Albania celebrated the 15th anniversary of the newspaper “Ilinden” in Tirana this April, marking a milestone for a publication that has become a strong voice for Macedonians in

The Macedonian Society “Ilinden”-Tirana, represented by its president, Nikola Gjurgjaj, signed a Memorandum of Cooperation in Tirana with the VARDAR-MKD Association from Podgorica, Montenegro, represented by its vice president, attorney Nikola Angelovski,

President Gordana Siljanovska-Davkova welcomed Montenegrin President Jakov Milatović in Skopje with the highest state and military honors during his official visit, with the meeting centered on bilateral ties, regional cooperation, and the

At a recent global summit in Washington DC, an unexpected diplomatic flashpoint emerged involving U.S. First Lady Melania Trump and the sensitive issue of state nomenclature between Macedonia and Greece. What began

Vlatko Stefanovski presented two new albums during a promotional event in Split, held ahead of receiving the prestigious Porin Special Merit Award. The two releases, titled “Muscle Memory” and “Guitar Sings”, are

The Greek Embassy in Washington has officially responded to Melania Trump after she recently used the name “Macedonia” to refer to the country during a speech at a summit in the United

The Ministry of Digital Transformation of Macedonia has signed a Memorandum of Cooperation with Oracle aimed at advancing digital skills, training, and reskilling opportunities for citizens. Through this partnership, citizens will gain

During President Gordana Siljanovska-Davkova’s official visit to Croatia, Croatian President Zoran Milanović said Macedonia is being asked to meet too many conditions in its long-running path toward the European Union. He stressed

North Macedonia’s government has declared a nationwide crisis situation in the supply of crude oil and petroleum products, while insisting that the country’s fuel reserves remain stable and that there is no

Štip held a memorial gathering in honor of the five local residents who died in the fire at the Pulse nightclub in Kočani, marking one year since the tragedy with a public