Skopje
Christophe Najdovski: North Macedonia’s Capital Must Learn from Paris’s Green Revolution
After serving as a deputy mayor in charge of transportation and mobility in his previous term, he is now a deputy mayor in charge of greenery and biodiversity.
He is one of the 35 deputy mayors in Paris, who like government ministers, each have their own departments.
Turkey Pressures North Macedonia Over Extradition of ‘Gulenists’
After the Turkish ambassador to Skopje, Hasan Mehmet Sekizkok, on Wednesday said that his country wants 86 alleged "Gulenists" deported from North Macedonia, 20 of whom it wants to be extradited to Turkey, authorities in Skopje responded that they are working on it.
Vatican Enters Dispute over North Macedonia’s Mother Teresa Memorial
The mayor of Skopje's municipality of Centar, Sasa Bogdanovic, said on Monday that a large unfinished memorial complex dedicated to Skopje-born Mother Teresa should not be completed but erased from the city's urban plan because it blocks an important pedestrian street leading to the main square.
Skopje’s Face-lift Starts Falling Apart
Marred by controversy from the start, partly because of its steep price, and partly for its dubious artistic choice, drawing inspiration from Classical antiquity, the brainchild project of former PM Nikola Gruevski was originally promoted as giving a brand-new look to the shabby-looking City of Skopje.
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Caretaker PM Yanev Met with Slovenian Ambassador
Caretaker Prime Minister Stefan Yanev held meeting with the Ambassador of Slovenia Andrzej Franges.
During the meeting Yanev stated that some of our European partners are taking sides, tolerating the Republic of Northern Macedonia, respectively - accusing Bulgaria without real and well-founded reasons.
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Pride Parade Livens Up North Macedonia’s Capital
Thousands of people attended the Pride parade in North Macedonia's capital on Saturday, which started at noon in the park in front of the national assembly in the centre of Skopje.
Livening up the otherwise sun-drenched and almost deserted city streets, the parade's participants and supporters strolled through the city centre and gathered in Skopje's main park.
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North Macedonia Cheer Team’s First Euro Football Championship Match
The cafes and restaurants in central Skopje were filled with cheering fans on Sunday as North Macedonia's national football team played its first-ever match at the European Championship, against Austria, fulfilling a decades-long dream.
BIRN Fact-Check: Skopje Mayor’s Green Agenda a Work in Progress
The mayor promised a mass tree-planting effort, new construction legislation, more inspections, a rethink on public transportation, the gasification of households and a host of other measures.
According to the available data and the opinions of experts, some progress has been made towards cleaning up Skopje and its air.
Human Behavior Experts of Bulgaria and North Macedonia Launch Joint Study of Urban Culture during Pandemic
Ethnologists and anthropologists from Bulgaria and the Republic of North Macedonia have started a field research on the changing urban culture during the Covid-19 pandemic. The project is called "Sofia-Skopje: Everyday life and festivities during a pandemic." It is carried out by a team of scientists of the Academic Ethnological Society at Sofia University "St.
Albanian parties against free transit of Serbs through North Macedonia
Namely, Prime Minister Zoran Zaev made the decision to introduce relief for the citizens of Serbia during the summer season in gratitude for the donated contingents of vaccines against coronavirus infection, Belgrade media report.