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Spirodon Sideris [2] Publisher: Independent Balkan News Agency DOO Skopje [3] President: Nikos Fragopulos: Editor-in-chief: Slobodanka Jovanovska [4] Editor: Aleksandra Micoska Mitevska Lejla Sabit: Founded: November 27, 2017; 7 years ago () Language: Macedonian, English [5] Headquarters: Vasil Gjorgov 16: City: Skopje: Country: North Macedonia ...
Boycotts in Serbia, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, North Macedonia, Slovenia, Albania, Romania, Bulgaria, Kosovo, and Hungary have been launched. Meanwhile, calls or plans for boycotts are occurring in Slovakia, Greece, and the Czech Republic. Main chains have been accused of engaging in price fixing. [2]
The Balkan News was a daily newspaper produced in Salonika for the British Salonica Force (BSF) fighting on the Macedonian front. It was first published in November 1915 and the final ‘Adieu’ edition appeared on May 10, 1919. It contained war news from all fronts, mainly based on radio reports.
North Macedonia's candidacy to join the EU was met with optimism in 2005, but 19 years on, it has made little progress, in part because of opposition from EU members Greece and Bulgaria.
North Macedonia’s parliament on Sunday approved a caretaker government with a mandate to organize a general election in May. The government of the small Balkan country of 1.8 million people will ...
Top diplomats from more than 50 countries arrived in North Macedonia on Wednesday for a meeting of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, while others boycotted the event due to ...
Adria Media Group owner of Adria Media Balkan. The founders were a group of journalists with open minded and democratic tradition, like Branko Geroski (in 90s founder of the most popular daily newspaper Dnevnik, later sold to WAZ) and Gradimir Jovanovic (Radio Skopje brand journalist, chief editor and commentator, retired), with significant technical and logistic help of the advertising agency ...
North Macedonia's candidacy to join the EU was met with optimism in 2005. However, 19 years later, it has made little progress, in part because of opposition from EU members Greece and Bulgaria.