Lake Prespa Is Higher Than Last Year, but Drought Arrived Earlier
Lake Prespa is currently in a better position than it was at the same time last year, but new measurements show that the improvement may not signal a lasting recovery for one
Marriage and Divorce in Macedonia: What the Latest Statistics Show
Marriage patterns in Macedonia are offering an interesting picture of how different ethnic communities interact, with official statistics showing that most marriages continue to take place within the same ethnic group. According
Macedonian Flag Flies Beneath Lake Ohrid as Divers Celebrate Independence Day in Spectacular Style
A Macedonian flag was raised beneath the waters of Lake Ohrid in a spectacular tribute to the country’s Independence Day, turning an underwater dive into a powerful display of national pride. Divers
Macedonia Celebrates 35 Years of Independence With History, Pride and Music
On September 8, 2026, Macedonia marked 35 years of independence, celebrating one of the most important moments in its modern history. Independence Day commemorates the referendum held on September 8, 1991, when
David Guetta Turns Skopje Into a Giant Dance Floor With Spectacular Stadium Show
Tens of thousands of people filled the Toše Proeski National Arena in Skopje on September 8 for a spectacular performance by world famous French DJ and producer David Guetta. The concert, titled
Deep Inside a Mountain, Yugoslavia Built a Secret Factory That Never Produced a Single Bullet
Hidden among the forests and steep cliffs of the Gornjak Gorge in Serbia is a forgotten military complex that looks almost impossible to spot from the outside. Deep inside the mountain above
Governor Slavеski Meets U.S. Embassy Representatives to Discuss Macedonia’s Economic Outlook
National Bank Governor Trajko Slavеski met with representatives of the U.S. Embassy to discuss current economic conditions, the outlook for Macedonia’s domestic economy and wider global and regional developments affecting the country.
Macedonia’s New NATO Envoy Pledges Clear, Credible Voice
Macedonia has formally installed Orhan Murtezani as its new ambassador and permanent representative to NATO, with the diplomat presenting his credentials to Secretary General Mark Rutte and declaring that Skopje intends to
Starlink Could Soon Connect Your Phone Directly to Satellites in Macedonia
A major change could be coming to mobile connectivity in Macedonia, as SpaceX and Hungarian technology group 4iG have signed an agreement that includes the future introduction of Starlink Mobile in the
Macedonia Launches Free City Train Between Zelenikovo and Skopje
A new free city train service has officially started operating between Zelenikovo and Skopje, creating another public transportation option for people who regularly travel toward the capital. The first train made its
Macedonia Has More Than 88,500 Unemployed as Businesses Struggle to Find Workers
More than 88,500 people are currently registered as unemployed in Macedonia, while at the same time more than 60 percent of employers say they are looking for workers. The figures highlight a
Skopje Gets Three Free Concerts for Independence Day, Ending With David Guetta at the Arena
Skopje is preparing for a major celebration of Macedonia’s 35th anniversary of independence, with three free concerts planned as part of the festivities. The events will bring some of the country’s biggest