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Keith Brown: Critical thinking demands recognition of one’s own blinkers, prejudices and areas of ignorance

23 October 2020

“Balkan history has been shaped by the territorial ambitions and disputes of the last century, and so has become a zero-sum game; it also has quasi-religious aspects, insofar as current debates reveal an implicit concern with purity and pollution underlying accusations around loyalty and betrayal. Grievances and disputes escalate; and (to pursue the game metaphor) […]

Mila Carovska: COVID-19 showed why we need a more solid educational system

14 September 2020

The consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic have undoubtedly shown us that our country has to learn that the planning of investments in education means a lot. The challenge to start the new academic year in this manner, with the resources that the schools have, poses a challenge. This was stated by Mila Carovska, the new […]

Al Jazeera Balkan’s crew attacked during VMRO-DPMNE’s protest in Skopje, one suspect detained by police

10 September 2020

During yesterday’s protest organized by VMRO-DPMNE, journalist Milka Smilevska and cameramen Jorde Angelovik were attacked and were prevented from doing their work. While they were taking a statement from one of the protesters, the attacker firstly asked Smilevska whether she reports for Al Jazeera Balkans and then pushed her microphone. “The police have detained the […]

The theater won’t change but we need unity, consider some of the actors

8 September 2020

Because of the pandemic and in order to prevent the spread of the virus, all cinemas, theaters, museums, and other institutions where mass gatherings, events, concerts, and other cultural events could take place in North Macedonia were closed. But the closure of the theaters, apart from the audiences which were able to see the performances […]

One mustn’t even pick a flower in Matka, let alone pilot a motorboat

27 August 2020

Piloting motorboats on Lake Matka, in the canyon of River Treska, is strictly banned and the Decision to declare Matka a monument of nature, that was passed in 1994 by City of Skopje’s Council determines that only electrically powered boats can traverse the canyon. According to the Decision that was published in the Official Gazette […]

Join the CtrlZ Challenge and win a Go Pro Hero 7

25 June 2020

The Metamorphosis Foundation announces a CtrlZ Challenge for a short video on the topic: The life of young people after the emergence of COVID-19. The challenge is open for all interested young people who are aged 13 to 24. All you have to do is create a short video about what the daily activities of […]

The curfew shows how the traffic really influences the air pollution in Skopje

15 May 2020

“Meta.mk” continues with the investigation of the influence of the traffic on the air quality in Skopje. The coronavirus outbreak in the past few months has helped prove that the decreased frequency of vehicles throughout Skopje’s streets has led to decrease of the PM 2.5 and PM10 particles and the nitric oxide in the Skopje’s […]

Exhausted from the fight with Covid-19, the nurses in Macedonia won’t back down

12 May 2020

12th of May – the International Day of Nurses, this also to mark the 200th anniversary of the birth of Florence Nightingale, the founder of the nursery as a profession, Meta.mk spoke with several nurses about their previous experiences, including the challenges that they were facingin the period since the the start of the pandemics. […]

Timeline: How the government changed in Macedonia

1 June 2017

The past three years of the political crisis has been difficult, exhausting and stressful on Macedonia. The crisis was not just a political crisis, it crossed over into economics, society, morals and ethics. There were a series of protests and counter protests, trials and counter trials, investigations and counter investigations. Then the Pržino Agreement was […]

Gruevski doesn’t want to be photographed with foreign dignitaries

24 February 2017

No photos have been published in public from the last meeting between the British Minister of State, Sir Alan Duncan, and the leader of VMRO-DPMNE, Nikola Gruevski. Recently, Gruevski has not had his photo taken with any foreigners. The party only issues longer and more detailed statements – a practice that began with his meeting […]

Harassing diplomats is regular intelligence business from Moscow to Macedonia

9 January 2017

Diplomats from the United States, staff in the embassies and their families in Moscow and in several other European countries in the past period have been targets of harassment and intimidation as part of an organized campaign orchestrated and systematically implemented by the Russian Intelligence and Security Services, reported in June the prestigious American newspaper […]

Dates & Deadlines: Visualization of the Agreement on 20th of July

21 July 2016

Yesterday the political parties, signatories to the Pržino Agreement reached consensus for the opened issues. The agreement has several key dates and deadlines that need to be implemented before the leaders of the parties meet on August 31 to confirm the date for the elections and the transitional government. This will be confirmed by a signature. […]

Gruevski even today continues to act like Prime Minister

21 January 2016

VMRO-DPMNE today organized a meeting for the project (of the government!) “Buy a house for young people”, held at the hotel “Aleksandar Palace” and was attended by party leader Nikola Gruevski. The meeting was also attended by Mayors and Ministers. “Buy a house for youth” was promoted by Nikola Gruevski when he was Prime minister […]

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