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SDSM to Release Draft Resolution on EU Accession Red Lines

On September 25th, SDSM will release a draft resolution outlining its red lines in EU accession talks, following public criticism for delays and explanations regarding consultations with legal and international law experts.

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Skopje Air Pollution from Drisla Landfill Fire

A fire at the Drisla landfill in Skopje, North Macedonia, continues to cause significant air pollution, with PM2.5 levels reaching 7.9 times the WHO recommended limit in some areas, prompting accusations of government negligence and suspicions of arson.

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Political Tensions Rise in Macedonia over Surveillance Allegations

In North Macedonia, a political crisis is brewing over allegations that current Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski and other prominent figures were illegally surveilled while in opposition, leading to a parliamentary committee investigation and potential legal ramifications.

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SDSM Faces Internal Crisis in Strumica Amidst Electoral Setbacks

A crisis within Macedonia's Social Democratic Union (SDSM) has erupted in Strumica after the party's leadership nominated Marjan Daska-lovski instead of incumbent mayor Kostadin Kostadinov, prompting Kostadinov to announce a new political movement and potentially an independent mayoral candidacy.

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EU Backs North Macedonia's Membership Bid Amidst Lingering Bilateral Disputes

EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas reaffirmed the EU's strong support for North Macedonia's membership bid during a recent visit, emphasizing that its full integration is crucial for regional stability and countering Russian influence, despite ongoing bilateral disputes hindering its progress for o...

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Divergent Victory Day Observances Highlight North Macedonia's Geopolitical Tensions

North Macedonia observed Victory Day on May 9th with a government ceremony in Skopje, while opposition leader Dimitar Apasiev attended a military parade in Moscow, highlighting contrasting geopolitical alignments and interpretations of historical events.

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Failure of Macedonian Institutions in Preventing Femicide Case Spurs Protests

The killing of 31-year-old Rosica and her father by her abusive ex-partner in Veles, Macedonia, has sparked protests due to the perceived failure of police, prosecutors, courts, and social services to protect her despite numerous reports of abuse.

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Macedonian Parliament Debates Wiretapping Scandal

In a Macedonian parliamentary session, opposition leader Venko Filipce questioned Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski's refusal to declassify wiretap materials, demanding accountability for potential abuse of the National Security Agency; Mickoski deflected, stating the matter rests with the Public Pr...

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Macedonia's Pre-Election Hiring Surge Raises Concerns

In Macedonia, 730 government job postings were published by July 9th, a record high coinciding with upcoming local elections, raising concerns of political influence despite new laws aiming to end partisan hiring.

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Israel-Iran Conflict: Short-Term Fuel Price Increase Predicted for North Macedonia

Following Israeli attacks on Iran, North Macedonia's Energy Regulatory Commission president Marko Bislimovski expects short-term increases in fuel prices due to a \$10 surge in Brent crude oil prices, but does not anticipate significant lasting effects on other goods.

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UK Pledges £5 Billion to North Macedonia, Addressing Hazardous Waste Issue

The UK will provide North Macedonia with up to £5 billion (€6 billion) for infrastructure and healthcare projects, with a significant portion dedicated to resolving the decades-long problem of hazardous waste at sites such as Ohis and Jugohrom, impacting communities like Lojane and Vaksince.

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80 Years of Macedonian Language Codification

Macedonia commemorates 80 years since the codification of the Macedonian language, a process marked by key decisions from ASNOM in 1944-1945 and the contributions of key figures like Blaže Koneski, solidifying the language's role in Macedonian identity and international recognition.

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