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Let’s Look Back: 112 Years Since World War I Reached Macedonia

It has been 112 years since the outbreak of World War I, one of the deadliest conflicts in modern history, which reshaped Europe and affected millions of people across the continent. The

July 28, 2026

Macedonia

Fewer Patients Report Health Issues in Gostivar as Authorities Continue Monitoring Situation

The number of patients seeking medical assistance in Gostivar due to stomach related health problems has started to decrease, while health authorities continue monitoring the situation and tracking new cases. The increase

July 27, 2026

Macedonia

Macedonian Minority in Bulgaria Still Faces Long Standing Rights Dispute, Report Says

A 2025 report supported by several Macedonian minority and human rights organizations argues that people in Bulgaria who identify as Macedonian continue to face serious obstacles in exercising rights related to association,

July 27, 2026

Macedonia

Lake Prespa Is Losing Water: Climate Change and Agriculture Blamed for Long Term Decline

Lake Prespa, one of the Balkans’ most important transboundary freshwater ecosystems, has been losing water for decades, and scientists say the main causes are linked to changing climate conditions and growing pressure

July 27, 2026

Macedonia

Širok Sokak, the Historic Heart of Bitola That Tells the City’s Story

More than just a pedestrian street, Širok Sokak is considered the cultural and social center of Bitola. Stretching through the heart of the city, the famous boulevard has long been a gathering

July 27, 2026

Macedonia

Goce Todorovski Remembered as One of Macedonia’s Greatest Actors

Macedonia is paying tribute to legendary actor Goce Todorovski, whose remarkable career left a lasting mark on the country’s theater, television and film industry. A tribute released in his honor looks back

July 27, 2026

Macedonia

Macedonian Passport Ranks 33rd in Global 2026 Ranking

The Macedonian passport has secured the 33rd place in the latest global passport ranking for 2026, placing it among the more powerful passports in the Balkan region. The ranking measures the strength

July 24, 2026

Macedonia

Macedonia Weighs Major Sick Leave Reform, Looks to Serbia and Slovenia for Guidance

Macedonia is preparing to modernize its sick leave system for the first time in more than a decade, with officials reviewing policies used in neighboring Serbia and Slovenia as they consider changes

July 24, 2026

Macedonia·Serbia·Slovenia

Balkan Agricultural Support Gap Threatens Regional Food Independence

A growing disparity in state subsidies and agricultural investment is widening the competitiveness gap between European livestock producers and regional farmers in Macedonia. Current regional data highlights stark contrasts in government financial

July 24, 2026

Macedonia·Slovenia

West Nile Arrives in Macedonia: Two Cases Signal a Broader European Threat

Macedonia has confirmed two locally transmitted cases of the West Nile virus, one in the Skopje region and one in the Vardar region, joining Greece, Italy, Spain, and Romania in a rapidly

July 23, 2026

Macedonia

Macedonian Wage Growth Lags Behind Neighboring Nations

Despite a recent increase in the official average net wage in Macedonia, local earnings continue to fall well behind the rest of the region. New official statistics show that while monthly pay

July 23, 2026

Macedonia

From Skopje to New Delhi: A Presidential Visit 30 Years in the Making

Indian President Droupadi Murmu has become the first Indian head of state ever to visit Macedonia, arriving in Skopje on July 20, 2026, for a two day state visit that both sides

July 22, 2026

Macedonia

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