North Macedonia
Ankara Backs Turkish Complaints About North Macedonia Census Result
Turkey said on Thursday that it supports the legitimate demands of the Turks in North Macedonia for a just and transparent census, following claims by a local ethnic Turkish association that the number of Turks recorded in the recent census is unrealistically low.
North Macedonia’s Faith in EU Influence Plummeting, Survey Shows
Perceptions of the EU as North Macedonia's biggest ally fell sharply from 43.2 per cent in 2019 to 13.1 per cent in 2021, the compared results of two surveys published by the Skopje-based think tank, Institute for Democracy - Societas Civilis, show.
Balkan Countries Evacuate Citizens From Ukraine, Assess Security Threats
After mostly condemning Russia's all-out attack on Ukraine, Balkan governments on Thursday said they are working on evacuating their remaining citizens from the embattled country, assessing the security situation and even boosting reserves of food and fuel.
North Macedonia Banks Targeted by Notorious Greek Hackers
A well known group of supposedly Greek-based hackers, calling themselves "Powerful Greek Army", has claimed it took down the pages of several banks in North Macedonia on Tuesday evening for a couple of hours.
Turned off: North Macedonia’s TV Stations are Fading Away
TV stations in North Macedonia face a bleak future, with fewer stations, fewer viewers, cheaper shows and less and less advertising.
North Macedonia’s President met with Bulgaria’s Prime Minister in Munich
"I had the opportunity to talk with the Bulgarian Prime Minister Petkov on the sidelines of the Munich Conference after our recent meeting in Skopje." This was written today on his Facebook account by the President of the Republic of North Macedonia, Stevo Pendarovski.
Bulgarian PM signed with Zelensky a Declaration of Support for Ukraine and Met with Boris Johnson
Macron is ready to Support Bulgaria’s Rapprochement with North Macedonia
French President Emmanuel Macron has expressed a desire to support rapprochement between Bulgaria and North Macedonia, Prime Minister Kiril Petkov told reporters in Brussels.
He participated in the Informal European Council on the Crisis in Ukraine and in the EU-African Union Summit.
Bishop’s Political Sermon Sours North Macedonia Winemakers’ Holiday
The traditional pruning of the vineyards near the south-eastern town of Kavadarci for St. Tryphon's Day on Monday turned sour when the Bishop Agatangel of the Macedonian Orthodox Church called in his sermon for the opposition right-wing VMRO DPMNE party to return to power.
Report Details Orban’s Expanding Influence on Balkan, European Media
The IPI report, titled "Hungarian Capital in Foreign Media. Three Strategic Models of Influencing the Neighbourhood", includes articles examining how, where and why Hungary has invested in foreign media in recent years.
The First Flight from Sofia arrived in Skopje in 35 minutes
The delegations of Bulgaria and North Macedonia landed at Skopje Airport with the first direct flight on the renewed line between the two capitals.
The First Flight Sofia-Skopje will be on February 11