Largest March for March 8 Held in Skopje: “Femicide Begins Long Before the Final Blow”
8 March 2026
Participants also called for justice for femicide victims Ivana, Katja, Rosica, and Ramajana.
In this society, women are left on their own to prove themselves, to protect themselves, and to seek help in vain
8 March 2026
The latest tragedy, in which a mother and her 6-year-old daughter died as a result of domestic violence, occurred on the eve of March 8, International Women's Day, when a march is traditionally organized. The main message of the march is that women are not safe anywhere and that the fight for rights and the fight against femicide and violence against women must not remain merely symbolic.
The traditional March 8 women’s rights march will be held on Sunday
4 March 2026
The march will start at 12:00 in the "Woman Fighter" park, and will end in front of the stolen bust of Vera Jocikj.
Mother and Child Die After Falling From Building in Skopje’s Karposh
3 March 2026
The Public Prosecutor’s Office has opened an investigation and requested an autopsy of the bodies
Free-Roaming Cattle in Kriva Palanka Spark Dispute Between the Food and Veterinary Agency and the Mayor
27 February 2026
According to Mayor Saško Mitovski, the municipality has no jurisdiction to act, but the Food and Veterinary Agency says the opposite.
With a screening of a documentary film, the EU Delegation marked 4 years since the Russian full-scale invasion of Ukraine
26 February 2026
The EU Ambassador to North Macedonia, Michalis Rokas, reaffirmed the EU’s strong support for Ukraine and its people, advocating for an acceptable solution to achieve peace
Only three of the top 100 comics of the 21st century are available in Macedonian
21 February 2026
A list of the 100 best comics of the 21st century reveals striking diversity—but only a handful are accessible in the Macedonian language. Topping the ranking is the autobiographical Persepolis by Marjane Satrapi, which recounts her coming of age in Iran during and after the Islamic Revolution.
Promotion of the comic book “Lom: The Well of Infinite Foreboding” to take place February 18 in Skopje
11 February 2026
This is an epic fantasy comic about the adventures of wizard Lom in a parallel universe where magic works.
“Greater Albania” as a Political Phantom: How Nationalist Myths Are Used for Electoral Mobilization in the Balkans
26 January 2026
Selective quoting and recycling of old statements in North Macedonia are reactivating fears of territorial redesign, even as the real political agenda in the region is focused on the European Union. The analysis shows that “Greater Albania” narratives conflict with the interests of both Albania and Kosovo, but remain a useful tool for internal political polarization.
Sports and Harmful Narratives: How Nationalist Outbursts Create Tensions as the National Football Team Struggles to Show Reality
26 January 2026
Macedonia has long faced harmful ethnic and religious narratives that create divisions and fuel hate speech. Sports fields often become the scene of such tensions, but at the same time the national team shows that cooperation between different communities is possible and successful, writes Portalb.mk
From Smederevka, through Rama at the head of NATO, to Ceca’s helicopter—when Balkan humor gets out of hand
12 January 2026
Interesting, emotional, and light information. Humorous news that entertains the gullible and much of the media reveals vulnerabilities and paves the way for dangerous disinformation
Hostages of the Past: Is Europe Still Waiting for Us?
30 December 2025
Why do North Macedonia and Bulgaria remain hostages of history? The news agency Meta is publishing a feuilleton consisting of a series of articles authored by journalist Borjan Jovanovski, through which we will attempt to provide an answer to this question—a question that, through various harmful influences and propaganda over many years, has been obstructing the progress of the Macedonian state toward the necessary reforms that would contribute to improving the quality of life within the framework of the country’s accession process to the European Union.
Hostages of the Past: A Breeding Ground for Hatred and Anger Between Nations
30 December 2025
Why do North Macedonia and Bulgaria remain hostages of history? The news agency Meta is publishing a feuilleton consisting of a series of articles authored by journalist Borjan Jovanovski, through which we will attempt to provide an answer to this question—a question that, through various harmful influences and propaganda over many years, has been obstructing the progress of the Macedonian state toward the necessary reforms that would contribute to improving the quality of life within the framework of the country’s accession process to the European Union.
Hostages of the Past: The Bulgarian President and the Macedonian Prime Minister
30 December 2025
Why do North Macedonia and Bulgaria remain hostages of history? The news agency Meta is publishing a feuilleton consisting of a series of articles authored by journalist Borjan Jovanovski, through which we will attempt to provide an answer to this question—a question that, through various harmful influences and propaganda over many years, has been obstructing the progress of the Macedonian state toward the necessary reforms that would contribute to improving the quality of life within the framework of the country’s accession process to the European Union.
Hostages of the Past: The Forgotten Editor and the Clash of Nationalisms
30 December 2025
Why do North Macedonia and Bulgaria remain hostages of history? The news agency Meta is publishing a feuilleton consisting of a series of articles authored by journalist Borjan Jovanovski, through which we will attempt to provide an answer to this question—a question that, through various harmful influences and propaganda over many years, has been obstructing the progress of the Macedonian state toward the necessary reforms that would contribute to improving the quality of life within the framework of the country’s accession process to the European Union.
Digital Trenches: How Ethnic Disinformation Kidnaps Reality Before Elections
3 December 2025
Instead of dialogue, it seems that we are witnessing two parallel monologues dipped in hatred, where each side sees itself as a victim, and the other as a threat. These narratives are not restricted to the digital realm and they directly spill over on the sports fields, in the schoolyards, city busses, but also on the streets, in the neighborhoods
Five local media outlets awarded grants to produce public interest content
3 December 2025
Local media are the most vulnerable segment in the media landscape, facing numerous problems compared to large national outlets
Instagram hacked for the Macedonian media outlet Sloboden Pechat
16 November 2025
The attack, which has been ongoing for more than a week, is extremely sophisticated, multi-layered, and continues to evolve. The aim, as Sloboden Pechat told Meta.mk, is to make the outlet less visible, with the attackers causing a so-called shadow ban. According to cybersecurity experts, there is no real protection against such attacks
Laura Jasper on the AI threat: It’s not just fake news, it’s personalized political warfare
14 November 2025
As analysts, we track changes in behavior, they are visible, you can see it and measure the impact, says Jasper.
Media freedom under electoral siege: money, law, and silence between the lines
13 November 2025
When it comes to Macedonian media, Brussels notes “limited progress,” the OSCE warns of unequal access to the media space, and the civil sector speaks of a system of soft censorship and quiet dependence on state funding
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