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5 People Killed in Floods in Macedonia - Report
Floods in the region of Macedonia's Tetovo have claimed the lives of several people, including two children.
A number of villages have been rendered totally inaccessible due to landslides.
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EU Extends EUR 91,000 to Help Macedonia Cope with Migrant Tide
The European Commission said on Friday it is extending close to EUR 91,000 in humanitarian funding to Macedonia to help tackle a migrant influx.
The funding that will cover basic needs such as food, water, hygiene kits and primary health care services will be provided to Macedonia's Red Cross Society to help the organization assist some 4,600 people over the next three months.
Blast in Skopje Damages Three Cars, No Injuries
An explosion outside a police station in Macedonia's capital Skopje has damaged three cars parked nearby, MIA news agency reported on Thursday.
There were no reports of injuries from the blast that occurred overnight near a police station at Skopje's Aerodrom neighbourhood.
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Skopje: Explosive device activated near police station
A strong explosion occurred near a police station in the Aerodrom neighborhood of Skopje, Macedonian media said on Thursday.
Nobody was injured in the blast that took place last night.
Cost of Macedonia's Skopje 2014 'Soared to EUR 560 M'
The price tag of the so-called Skopje 2014 project has risen to EUR 560 M, up from the initially announced EUR 80 M, an investigative network has argued.
Work on Macedonia Crisis Deal Set to Begin
After one postponed meeting and one unofficial get-together, Macedonia's inter-party working group tasked with implementing reforms that should lead the country out of its political crisis is expected to start work properly on Monday.
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Skopje Revamp Forges Ahead Despite Heat
As Macedonian authorities warn people against exposure to scorching summer heat, construction workers plough on with the government-funded Skopje 2014 revamp project.
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Macedonia Opposition Says Govt 'Stalling' Reforms
The vice-president of the opposition Social Democrats, Radmila Sekerinska, has slated the main ruling VMRO DPMNE party for cancelling a key meeting on implementing reforms only half an hour before it was due to start on Monday.
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Macedonia Deal Means Changes For Key Bodies
Personnel changes and a boost to the powers of several important state offices are on the table of the inter-party working groups monitored by Brussels, which started work at last week after the government and opposition on Wednesday agreed on the formation of an interim government and early elections to be held on April 24.
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Kosovo Neighbours Pledge to Work Harder on Returnees
Representatives from Montenegro, Serbia, Macedonia and Kosovo, dealing with the issue of displaced persons from the 1999 conflict, met in Pristina on Wednesday to discuss regional solutions to a problem persisting 16 years since the war in Kosovo ended.