Macedonia
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Macedonia
Western Balkan Truckers Freeze 14 September Border Protest, but Schengen Rules Stay in Place
The Makam-Trans association called off a planned blockade after receiving assurances of a faster fix for drivers' Schengen stay limits.…
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Police Raid 32 Sites in Skopje Over Forged Driving Licences, Including Interior Ministry Offices
The investigation covers fake truck and bus licences; searches hit private homes, offices and premises linked to police headquarters.…
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Stevcho Jakimovski Could Walk Free as Supreme Court Quashes Final Verdict
The Supreme Court granted an extraordinary review and sent the case back to the Skopje Criminal Court.…
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SDSM Wants a Domestic Probe Into the €1bn Hungary Loan After Budapest Opens Criminal Investigation
Hungarian police are investigating suspected abuse of office at state bank Eximbank over the loan, among other deals.…
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58 West Nile Cases, Eight Dead — All Fatalities Were Older Men
Health minister Sasho Klekovski says the epidemic is easing, with only 4 new cases in the last two weeks.…
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Nikoloski Tells NATO's Adm. Wikoff: Corridors 8 and 10 Are the Security Priority
The deputy PM met a NATO Joint Force Command Naples delegation as Skopje pushes the corridors as a geostrategic link.…
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Supreme Court Quashes Laskarci Crash Verdict — Case Sent Back, Convicts to Be Released
16 died in the 2019 bus crash. The court did not declare the convicted innocent — it held the verdict cannot stand.…
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Customs Deputy Arrested Over €17,500-Plus Bribe After Fleeing Police
The deputy head of the Customs Administration's administrative sector was caught with marked bills tied to a tender.…
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Passenger Describes Chaotic Return Trip From Ostrog Monastery
A testimony shared on social media describes a multi-hour bus breakdown incident on the way back to Macedonia.…
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Skopje Signs Contract for 3,300 New Waste Containers
The procurement is part of broader efforts to modernize the capital's municipal infrastructure.…
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Macedonian Students Score Below OECD Average in PISA 2025
Only 1 percent of students reached the top performance tier, as results declined across all three tested areas.…
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Macedonia Marks 35 Years Since the 1991 Independence Referendum
Official celebrations mark the country's biggest state holiday, honoring the September 8, 1991 vote for independence.…
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State Lottery Embezzlement Trial Continues, Former Deputy PM Among Defendants
The case draws public attention as a test of judicial accountability for political figures managing state companies.…
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President to Host Talented Students Ahead of Independence Day's 35th Anniversary
The Villa Vodno event honors students' achievements as the country marks 35 years since independence on September 8.…
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Nikoloski Inspects New Water Network Construction in Dračevo
The Transport Minister's field visit checked progress on the water supply and full street reconstruction in the Skopje neighborhood.…
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MAEI Delegation Pays Tribute Ahead of Independence Day
President Siljanovska-Davkova and Deputy PM Nikoloski delivered messages combining historical reflection with calls for continued development.…
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Mickoski Opens Reconstructed Old Bazaar in Gevgelija
The restoration project aims to preserve architectural heritage while boosting local tourism in the southern border town.…
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Mickoski and Nikoloski Unveil New Municipal Sanitation Equipment
The promotion is part of a broader government program to modernize municipal services across the country.…
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Planned Power Outages Hit Three Skopje Municipalities
Grid maintenance work affects parts of Čair, Gjorče Petrov and Centar today, the distribution operator announced.…
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New School Year Begins Across Macedonia
The Ministry of Education extended congratulations as students, teachers and parents mark the start of the 2026/2027 cycle.…
