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Victims of North Macedonia nightclub fire laid to rest
Mourners across North Macedonia attended funerals for 59 nightclub fire victims, including members of the pop band DNA, as communities held solemn ceremonies to honour their lost loved ones.
Fire at nightclub in town of Kočani in North Macedonia kills 59
A massive fire broke out early on Sunday in the nightclub, killing 59 people and injuring about 150 more, authorities said.
Orbán accuses EU of denting North Macedonia’s 'national pride'
Orbán also offered to mediate with EU member Bulgaria, whose dispute with Skopje over Balkan history and heritage triggered the new delay.
Skopje rips into Brussels over 'Godot-like' hurdles to EU accession
Both North Macedonia's president and prime minister slammed stumbling blocks put in place by Brussels over a dispute with Bulgaria over Balkan history, language and culture.
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Brain drain in Western Balkans spikes amid absence of opportunities
Youth brain drain is becoming a worrisome problem for the Western Balkan countries of Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Kosovo and Serbia.
Lake Prespa: What will it take to save one of Europe’s oldest lakes?
Lake Prespa borders North Macedonia, Albania and Greece.
Euroviews. North Macedonia and Greece shook hands in Prespa. Don't give up on it
The agreement is a welcome reality, even among many of its opponents, because reopening the dispute would be much worse. I plead for a display of leadership in both countries, Greece and North Macedonia, to face this reality and stop playing petty politics with this issue, Nikola Dimitrov writes.
North Macedonia elects first woman president as centre-left crumbles
On Wednesday, North Macedonia saw a significant political shift to the nationalist right-wing amidst historic losses for the governing SDSM in presidential and parliamentary contests.
North Macedonia landmark burns down without answers
Efforts are underway to establish the cause of the blaze that burned Skopje's Universal Hall to the ground.
Will North Macedonia be able to quit coal?
North Macedonia is bathed in sunlight, so, phasing out coal should be easy. But because of the energy crisis, the exact opposite is currently happening: ancient coal-fired power plants are blowing huge amounts of toxic emissions into the air and new lignite mines are even being opened up.
Baltic countries boycott OSCE meeting over Russian invitation
Vladimir Putin's foreign minister, Sergei Lavrov, has confirmed he will attend major summit in Skopje.
Why is one of Europe’s oldest lakes receding?
One of Europe’s oldest lakes is shrinking - and it’s putting wildlife at risk of extinction.
Montenegro wants to join the EU but "something needs to be done"
Montenegro's Prime Minister tells Euronews that there's no movement by the EU towards admitting his country and that "something needs to be done."
Solar is booming in the Balkans - but energy grids are unprepared
From North Macedonia to Bosnia investors are backing solar energy projects, despite distribution problems.
Deal between Serbia and Kosovo is based on a gentleman’s agreement
The deal made between Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić and Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti in Ohrid is based on a gentleman's agreement because the Serbian party did not sign the document.
Kosovo and Serbia refrain from signing EU-backed deal to ease tensions
Serbia’s and Kosovo’s leaders have agreed to a framework agreement following a day of talks in Northern Macedonia but have stopped short of signing the EU-brokered deal.
Euroviews. In North Macedonia, EU's ideals are in the line of fire. Here's why
The Western Balkan country has been built on compromises made to deliver on the dream of becoming a part of the European Union. Decades later, Macedonians have never been more tired of waiting, President Stevo Pendarovski explains.
North Macedonia arrests nine border police officers for corruption
The suspects are accused of taking bribes from motorists to ease their crossing into Serbia.
Skopje chokes in dangerous levels of air pollution
North Macedonia has imposed emergency measures in its capital Skopje and three other cities to tackle soaring levels of smog.
North Macedonia bans organisations with names linked to fascism
The new law comes after recent protests against a controversial Bulgarian WWII monarch.
The EU and North Macedonia sign migration agreement
The European Union and North Macedonia have signed an agreement on border management cooperation. The accord involves the EU’s frontier agency, Frontex.
Sánchez encourages EU membership bids on Western Balkans tour
Spanish Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, tells North Macedonia that it did the right thing by unblocking road that will lead to European Union.
North Macedonia votes for EU deal to lift Bulgarian veto amid protests
The so-called French proposal would see the country recognise the Bulgarian minority in its constitution and commit to an annual review of its relations with Sofia.
North Macedonia: VDL urges MPs to back compromise for EU accession
The president of the European Commission told lawmakers in Skopje that accession negotiations could start "as soon as next week" if they approve the French proposal.
North Macedonia is at a crossroads as it debates negotiations for EU membership
After 17 years of candidate status, North Macedonia has received an invitation to start negotiations with the European Union. But there are still many hurdles for the small country to overcome.
Dozens of police injured as EU compromise protest turns violent
Demonstrators are angry with a proposed "compromise solution" that would allow North Macedonia to begin EU membership talks.