North Macedonia

The legal obligation to carry winter equipment in vehicles, regardless of the current weather conditions, starts from today

The awards for the authors of the best stories for 2022, according to the results of this year's anonymous Short Story Contest of "Nova Makedonija", were presented at the "Capri" café

Hundreds of people protested in Ohrid against the opening of a club named after the king who led Bulgaria into an alliance with Nazi Germany and occupied most of today’s North Macedonia

The Minister of Foreign Affairs and the Ambassador of the Republic of Kosovo planted 13 trees in Chair Park on the occasion of the 13th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between the two countries

It was expected that a package of economic measures would be adopted by the Economic Council on Wednesday, but it didn't happen; business sector had set the deadline for Wednesday, announcing that otherwise a large number of companies would have to close

Small opposition Levica Party will file a motion for a referendum aimed at undermining the deal with Bulgaria; it will not attack the 2017 friendship treaty, but its consequences, to avoid the annulment faced by right wing opposition motion weeks ago

European Investment Bank will provide a EUR 50 million loan to North Macedonia for rehabilitation, modernisation, expansion and construction of water supply infrastructure

Mickovski, party leader of the Macedonian Democratic Party for National Unity, announced the collection of signatures for a referendum to cancel the 2017 'friendship agreement' with Bulgaria

Movie star John Malkovich announced a plan for a Hollywood standard movie and music studio in Skopje, welcomed with enthusiasm by the North Macedonian professionals of the industry

As human smuggling through the Balkans rises, police in North Macedonia discovered 49 undocumented migrants on a road in the south of the country after their truck capsized, injuring 35 of them

New measures to tackle the economic crisis have been approved, including a ban on the export of wheat, flour, wood and pellets and the elimination of the tax on the import of domestic use oil until the end of the year

Draft amendments to media law would end the ban on state financing of private radio and television stations and on state advertising in the private media with bipartisan and strictly regulated info campaigns

Prime Minister Kovacevski announced that Skopje had reached a compromise with Bulgaria in a long-standing dispute, allowing EU accession talks to begin